Virginia Turner Weds Ronald Evans in Grace Episcopal Church
Virginia Anne Turner and Ronald Perry Evans were married at Grace Episcopal Church in a ceremony for about 400 guests. The bride wore ivory chiffon with silver embroidery, a fingertip veil, and carried white roses with forget-me-nots. The reception at the Turner home featured white gladiolus, hydrangea, and a three-tier wedding cake. The couple plans a six month honeymoon in the Ozarks before settling in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Turner
Ronald Evans
Virginia Anne Turner
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Ronald Perry Evans
Ralph Evans
Fifth Avenue SE
Grace Episcopal Church
R. J. Campbell
Eleanor Taylor
Sr Meer
Turner Home
David Beardsley
W . Brown
Ethel Pinney Ristedt
Frederick Luberger
Cincinnati
Sue Witwer Luber
Mrs Chase Hosts Guest at Roosevelt Hotel Luncheon
Mrs A E Chase entertained at noon luncheon on the Florentine terrace of the Roosevelt hotel followed by bridge in the Lincoln and Jefferson rooms honoring her house guest Miss Edith Chase of Miami Florida. Covers were laid for twenty five guests including Mrs F T Sullivan of Washington DC and her son Timothy, guests of Mr and Mrs O F Paulson of 2249 Grande avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E. Chase
Grande Avenue
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Edith Chase
Miami
Fla
F. T. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Timothy
O. F Paulson
Thetas Honor Local Rushees At Luncheon
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority members and alumnae hosted Cedar Rapids rushees at a Cedar Rapids Country Club luncheon Wednesday noon. Twelve rushees were seated, with Miss Edith Hersch in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Edith Hersch
Miss Sundberg Begins Three Year Training At Brigham
Miss Alice Sundberg of 408 Fourth Street SW departs Thursday for Boston to begin a three year nurses training course at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after visiting relatives en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sundberg
Fourth Street
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Frances Shive Visits Mineral Wells Friends
Miss Frances Shive of Mineral Wells Texas will depart Friday after a stay with Mr and Mrs Phillip W Shive at 2316 B avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shive
Mineral Wells
Tex
Phillip W. Shive
Ave
Nue
Local Bridge Winners At Longueville Home
Mrs R J Vorkoper and Mrs L H Jacobson led north and south in a duplicate contract game at 2035 Blake boulevard SE. Second place went to Mrs George Beattie and Mrs Don Hines. Edith Durin and Mrs Charles Barnes were runner up in east and west positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Vorkoper
L. H. Jacobson
M. J. Busler
Oliver Longueville
Longueville
Blake Boulevard
George Beattie
Don Hines
Edith Durin
Charles Barnes
Mrs Elwood to Visit Parents in Crescent Street Home
Mrs William P Elwood will arrive Friday for a short visit in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook at 222 Crescent street SE. The Elwoods formerly of Omaha are moving to Des Moines. Sutherland Cook has returned from vacation to spend weeks with his parents before going to Princeton this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Elwood
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street
Elwood
Omaha
Des Moines
Sutherland Cook
Princeton
Mrs C I Jones Attends Lincoln Wedding in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Charles I Jones of Lincoln Nebraska visits Cedar Rapids as a guest of her nephew Edward C Clark at 2483 Grande avenue SE. She came to attend the wedding of Miss Virginia Turner and Ronald Evans on Wednesday evening and will stay several days more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Jones
Lincoln, Neb
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue SE
Virginia Turner
Ronald Evans
Cedar Rapids
Feiereisen Family Reunion Attendees Gather in Cedar Rapids and Chicago
The Feiereisen family held a Sunday reunion at 1703 Fourteenth Avenue SE with members from Cedar Rapids and Chicago. Attendees included H L Feiereisen and spouse with children Marilyn Arline Donald James Bruce Michael Doris Ann Margaret Johnson and more, plus Puetz Ongemach and Feeler relatives. They departed for Chicago with Ongemach returning Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Feiereisen
Fourteenth Avenue SE
H. L. Feiereisen
Marilyn
Arline
F. J. Posposhil
Donald
James
R. Gosnell
Bruce
George David
Michael
Doris Ann Feiereisen
Margaret Johnson
Cedar Rapids
H. Puetz, Jr
Henry
Phyllis
R. P. Ongemach
Charles Ray Feiereisen
Chicago
Puetz
Charles Ray Feleralsen
Ongemach
Stamy Family Heads West for California Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Stamy of Robins and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stamy of Marion depart by car for California via Salt Lake City. They will visit relatives in Long Beach and Los Angeles and plans to return in about two months. A Tuesday evening surprise at the Stamy home brought many Cedar Rapids friends as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. Stamy
Robins
Dan Stamy
Marion
California
Salt Lake City
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Lloyd le Clerc
Wade Stookey
Will Kassler
Geraldine
George Maxfield
al le Clerc
Neal Miller
Howard
Charles Quass
Paul Rose
David
Cedar Rapids
Josephs to Entertain Guests for Lillian Joseph and Jack Katz
Mr and Mrs H Joseph host a morning gathering at Congregation Beth Jacob 212 Avenue NW after Sabbath services honoring their daughter Lillian Joseph and Jack Katz whose marriage is set for September 15 in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Joseph
Congregation Beth Jacob
Avenue NW
Lillian Joseph
Jack Katz
Des Moines
Ladies Aid Meeting Rescheduled for Funeral Conf
The Trinity Methodist church ladies aid meeting moved from 230 pm to 130 pm on Friday to allow members to attend the funeral of former aid president Mrs. L. L. Davis at Turner chapel at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Aid
L. L. Davis
Turner Chapel
Anniversary Dinner Celebrates Two Milestones at Shakespeare Home
Labor Day gathering at 1622 Fourth Street NW honors the Shakespeare couple on their tenth wedding anniversary and the Bartosh couple on their eighteenth. Attendees include the Shakespeare family and relatives, the Bartoshs, Eastmans, Horgnas, Ludemans, Curriers, Broths, Cooleys, Matthews, Falt, Smith, and Loufek, with children Gene, Clark, Charlotte, Dick, Jean, David, Mickey, Mary Alice, Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Shakespeare
Fourth Street
Shakespeare
Ed Bartosh
George and
David
Bartosh
C. R. Eastman
James Horgna
Otto Ludeman
Gene and
Clark
Leo Currier
Ernest Broth
Charlotte
Jean
Harry Cooley
Mickey
Bob Matthews
Mary Alice
Bobby
Ted Falt
Maurine Smith
Dick Loufek
Cedar Rapids Couple Return From Eastern Southern Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Drew of 2320 Upland Drive SE returned Wednesday from a three week motor tour of the eastern and southern states. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Clark in New York City and attended the Kappa Sigma conclave in Richmond Virginia. They visited Mrs. Drew’s brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sabin in Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Drew
New York City
P. B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Richmond
Miss Eddy Leaves for University of California
Miss Jeanice Eddy daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Pope of 1212 Fourth Avenue SE will leave Friday evening for Los Angeles to enter the University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanice Eddy
J. H. Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
Los Angeles
University of California
Mrs. Grimm Visiting Sister in Whittier California
Mrs. W. W. Grimm of Whittier California is visiting her sister Mrs. E. L. Crowley at 530 Tenth Street SE and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Grimm
Whittier, Calif
E. L. Crowley
Tenth Street SE
Aunt Het Reflects on Fate of a Marriage
Aunt Het notes that wealth did not resolve the woman’s troubles and that years pass before a husband answers, a man raised to call the evening meal supper. The piece hints at social expectations and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Allan Campagna Leaves for Sacred Heart Mission House
Allan Campagna son of Mr and Mrs Fred Campagna of 1072 G avenue NW has left for Girard Pennsylvania to complete his second year at Sacred Heart Mission House S V D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Allan Campagna
Fred Campagna
G Avenue NW
Girard, Pa
Sacred Heart Mission House
Baked Spaghetti and Cheese Dinner Menu Feature
The menu lists all baked items served together including Baked Spaghetti and Cheese Baked Stuffed Tomatoes and Dutch Apple Cake. Includes recipe steps with butter flour salt paprika onion milk cheese and spaghetti for the main dish. Also covers stuffed tomatoes and a basic Dutch Apple Cake with apples and cinnamon. En brochette notes define skewers for leftovers.
Sargents Return From East and Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Amor H. Sargent and Miss Harriet Sargent return home after visiting their daughter in Cleveland following a week in Leland Michigan. Miss Sargent traveled three months abroad to France Germany Austria Italy and attended the International Art Exhibition at Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor H. Sargent
1625
First’ Avenue
Harriet
Sargent
Cleveland
George Karch
Leland
Mich
Miss Sargent
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Brussels
Girl Reserves Conference Planned At Camp Wapsie
About forty high school Girl Reserve cabinet members and advisors will meet at the YWCA near Camp Wapsie for a two day setup conference. Roosevelt and Wilson cabinets join planning councils from Franklin and McKinley to outline year's activities. Mrs. W H Morgan will lead discussions on objectives for younger girls while Miss Alice Papes guides practical plans for inter club work and school clubs. Reservations to attend must be made by Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wapsier
Roosevelt
Wilson
Franklin and
McKinley
W. H. Morgan
Iowa City
Alice Papes
Y.W.C. A
Weber Family Visits Cedar Rapids and Oxford Junction
Mr and Mrs E L Weber of Joplin Missouri and their daughters Phyllis Ann and Mary Carolyn returned home Tuesday after visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids and Oxford Junction. They were guests of Mr and Mrs William Pulda on Thirtieth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Weber
Joplin
Phyllis Ann
Mary Carolyn
Cedar Rapids
Oxford Junction
William Pulda
Thirtieth Street Drive
O D O Club Held Luncheon at Mrs Smith Home
The O. D. O. club met at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. George E. Smith's home 375 Seventh Avenue SW. Mrs. C. O. Hillbrunner and Mrs. Charles Herbeck helped host. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Leo Stalker and Mrs. Harry Hockman. twelve members attended. Next meeting at Mrs. Charles Ingram's 373 Fifteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. O. Club
George E. Smith
Seventh Avenue
C. O. Hillbrunner
Charles Herbeck
Bridge
Leo Stalker
Harry Hockman
Charles Ingram
Fifteenth Street
Bridge Club Dinner Honors Mrs. Adolph Ahrens
Mrs. Marie McCann hosted her bridge club at the Colonial tea room 1444 Second Avenue SE Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Adolph Ahrens formerly Miss Hazel Dahl. A shower of miscellaneous gifts was presented to the honor guest. Mrs. Ahrens won high and Mrs. Jack Davis took consolation in bridge prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McCann
Bridge Club
Colonial Tea Room
Second Avenue SE
Adolph Ahrens
Hazel Dahl
Ahrens
Jack Davis
Mrs Sedlacek Visits Detroit Sibling Amid Illness
Mrs J B Sedlacek of 1602 Eighth Avenue SE travels to Detroit Michigan to visit her sister Mrs Anna Kubicek who is seriously ill. Kubicek is a former Cedar Rapids resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sedlacek
Eighth Avenue SE
Detroit
Mich
Anna Kubicek
Kubicek
Cedar Rapids
Out-Of-Town Guests Honored For Cedar Rapids Visit
Fourteen friends host a no host dinner at the Country Club honoring visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Baird and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buchanan of Indianapolis. The Bairds, former Cedar Rapids residents and Coe College alumnus, will depart Friday after a several day stay following the Turner Evans wedding held Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Evans
Coe College
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
University of Iowa
John B. Turner
Paul Buchanan
Indianapolis
Charline
James Baird
Walter Cherry
Kenilworth, Ill
Frederick Luberger
Cincinnati
Country Club
Baird
Turner-Evans
Local visitors stay at Clements home in Des Moines
Earl Clements of Chicago arrived Thursday as a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs George Clements at 1833 First Avenue E. Mrs Glenn Schodde of Des Moines has been visiting her parents for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Clements
Chicago
George Clements
First Avenue E
Glenn Schodde
Des Moines
Clements
Kitchen shower honors Norma Jordan in September wedding eve
Miss Marjorie Black hosted a kitchen shower at 1610 Third Avenue SE for Norma Jordan of Marion, a September bride elect. Guests included Norma Jordan De Vee Cherry Helen Jordan Faye Jones Eva Black and Mesdames Charles Black Charles Jordan and Howard Jordan. Attendees hemmed dish towels for the guest of honor and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Black
Third Avenue SE
Norma Jordan
Marion
de Vee Cherry
Helen Jordan
Faye Jones
Eva Black
Charles Black
Charles Jordan
Howard Jordan
Mrs Gorman and family travel to Chicago to visit niece
Mrs. George C. Gorman of 2010 Country Club Parkway SE accompanied by her sister Mrs. George Irving Watson and her son visited Chicago on Thursday. Gorman plans to see her niece Miss Catherine Helen Condon of Oak Park who will enter the convent at Sinsinawa Wisconsin on Sept 8. Condon has studied at Rosary College this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Gorman
Country Club Parkway SE
George Irving Watson
Chicago
Marmola Reveals Easy Weight Loss Without Diet or Exercise
An advertisement claims Marmola tablets shrink fat without dieting or exercise. Users report rapid weight loss with four daily pills, promising safety from 1907 onward and claiming widespread physician approval and 20 million boxes sold coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cians
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nedra Arendts
Isabelle Cherry
Kenilworth
Ill
Mary Jane Burr
Hinsdale
Elizabeth Scott
Ruth Nehls
Miss Arendts
Mrs. Chase
Thetas
Miss Sundberg
Miss Shive
John Barry
Renald Evans
Mrs.evans
Hinsdale, NL
Ruth Nehis
Cook
Rosenbaum’s
Harry G. Corot
Harry Corot
Rosenbaum Furniture
Rosenbaums
Corot
Eto
C. I. Jones
Feiereisen
Stamys
Trinity Aid Meeting
Drews
Miss Eddy
Mrs. Crowley
Mes
Alexander George
Gazette
PULDA
Mrs. Ahrens
Mrs. Sedlacek
Miss Jordan
Mrs. Gorman
Armstrong’s
SMART
Caroline Adair
Armstrong Store For Women — Millinery Dept
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