Berniece Zimmerman Weds LaMarr Scofield at Home Wedding
Berniece Zimmerman and LaMarr Scofield wed at noon in the Zimmerman home on Memorial Drive SE. The couple, both graduates of Nebraska schools, will reside at 711 Sixth Street SE.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
5
Berniece Zimmerman and LaMarr Scofield wed at noon in the Zimmerman home on Memorial Drive SE. The couple, both graduates of Nebraska schools, will reside at 711 Sixth Street SE.
The Cedar Rapids Art Association plans an intensive season featuring NE MEN ART shows visiting lecture artists exhibitions and a permanent collection. Since 1905 the group has grown through a membership drive led by Mrs J Elliott Davis starting Sept 15 with 150 workers.
Mrs. George McFarland of Walker announces Betty Lorraine McFarland and James Bing ham of Cedar Rapids were married August 31. They reside at 1728 First Avenue East. He is employed by O'Meara's. she by Acme Oil Burner company. Both were Walker high school graduates.
Naomi Circle of the Kings Daughters held a business session Thursday at 1155 K Avenue NW with Mrs. Leslie Crawford hosting. Mrs. Perry Robert, president, reported on the Wednesday executive meeting at Mrs. Henry E Haegg’s home. The next meeting is set for September 19 at Mrs. George Hayes’s home, 1100 E Avenue NW.
Twelve friends honored Mrs R. K. Stoddard on her birthday with a dessert bridge luncheon at Mrs A. W. Loftus’s home. Mesdames Rieniers Benson Lenzen won honors at contract.
Mrs R K Stoddard and Mrs John H Rieniers hosted a Friday luncheon at 2323 Upland Drive SE for 15 guests. They honored Mrs Rebecca Bryant who will depart Saturday for Grinnell College to serve as a house mother and adviser to freshman girls.
Mr and Mrs R J Vorkoper of 2110 Grande avenue SE entertained nine guests at their new summer cottage Hickory Hill on Thirty-fourth street SE with an all day picnic and bridge club gathering Thursday.
A Dutch treat party was held Thursday at Bishop's cafeteria to honor Miss LaVonne Kirk on her departure Friday for her freshman year at St Theresa College in Wi nona Minnesota. Attending were Kathleen Cox Novella Cox Betty Fitzgerald Mary Margaret Strathmann Barbara Ryan Peggy Burns Regina Weber Ann Kennedy Patricia Kelly Marilyn Schrimper Mary Ellen Foran Mary Hiegel Jeanne Raher and Mary Ann Mueller.
Mrs J Dunkelbarger has returned to her Montrose hotel home after a three months vacation. She stayed a month in Davenport and visited Poughkeepsie New York with her son and daughter in law Wyatt Dunkelbarger, then Marshalltown for a month with her son in law and daughter C L Wolfe.
Mrs. Gertrude MacNeil entertained 19 guests at a linen shower honoring Ada Vedder who will wed Michael J Rocca on September 29. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Rose Trepani of Omaha Mrs. Agnes Webber Mrs. D J Milvaney of Waterloo and Mrs. Lumir Peckosh of Cresco.
The Cheskchamay Camp Fire girls met at guardian Mrs. G. V. Wood's home at 3120 E avenue NE and finished etching pewter pins. They plan a picnic breakfast Saturday in Ellis Park.
Edgewood P T A held Thursday afternoon meetings with Mrs George McDowell presiding and committees named for a teachers picnic on October 9. An E N club pot luck is set for 1 30 p m with Mrs Earl Funk. Farm Bureau tea at 1 30 p m at the school. Hayes P T A met Wednesday at the school with 52 present. Mrs G W McSkimming spoke and Miss Alice Charlesworth introduced teachers. refreshments were by the executive committee.
The city hosted several visiting guests this week. Paul H. Menoher of Atlanta and Mrs. Menoher were honored at a dinner and bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz. Mrs. Joseph W. Stenner held a coffee for Mrs. Menoher. Mrs. G. A. Kay of Dallas visited Cedar Rapids residents Mrs. C. W. Whipple. Marvin Gillham of Los Angeles and his wife were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Cutler before departing Friday.
Mr and Mrs Adrian Biche of Syracuse and their son Bob of Annapolis have completed a visit with Mrs Biches brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs W H Richardson at 1953 Second avenue SE Jeff. They plan to visit Chicago before returning home.
Election of officers held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. H J Kenyon 1718 Ellis boulevard NW. Marilyn Paseka was named president Nancy Pealer vice president Joyce Sorensen secretary Marilyn Frasinger treasurer and Mary Kenyon scribe Joyce Richardson assistant guardian attended.
In a candid reminiscence, Aunt Het admits she lacked the patience for sympathy when Pa had to discipline the children, noting she could not provide solace to the punished child.
Two brides to be, Dorothy Carr and Lois Tankersley of Marshalltown, were honored at Cedar Rapids pre nuptial parties. Carr’s shower at 1534 Second Ave SE featured Coe college friends and crystal gifts. Tankersley’s dessert bridge and kitchen shower will be hosted by Mrs. Patrick Casey, with Alpha Xi Delta sisters among the guests.
Mrs. Chris Werner Jr of Manchester and Miss Louise Metzger of Cedar Rapids hosted a bathroom accessories shower Monday evening for Miss Mary Margaret Lockwood whose September 20 wedding to Bernard O Nemmers is planned. Prizes in Scotch bridge went to Mrs. Robert Daggett and Miss Leona Heil. Attendees included Ellen and Elinor Lockwood Ruth Vickrey the Mesdames P H Lockwood Robert Daggett Lodge Novotny and Earl Koehn.
At the business meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary to Post No. 788 Veterans of Foreign Wars plans were made for a benefit card party on Sept. 24 at the Memorial building and a rum mage sale date to be announced. Round Robin circle meets Thursday at Mrs. Hugh Sheridan's 3418 First avenue E. Mrs. Otto Tweed reported on the Philadelphia national encampment. Hostesses were Mesdames Frank Mersh, Allen Hamer, Emil Erickson and Miss Esther Schultz.
A vintage pattern offer describing Pattern 2963 for assorted linen motifs. It includes 17 transfer designs from small to large sizes with color schemes and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette needlecraft dept in New York for pattern details and materials.
Mrs George Johnson hosted the Jolly Neighbors club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Prizes for banco were won by Fern Walcott Anna O'Brien and Mildred Johnson. Mrs Walcott attended as a guest and Mrs O'Brien will host the group on September 25 at 3030 Wenig Road NE.
Mrs Walter Fox hosted a Wednesday evening shower at the YWCA for Mrs Don Ald La Frentz the former Miss Dorothy Broussard Prizes were awarded to Mrs Harry Quimby Mrs Frank Fox and Mrs Bernard Fox Additional guests included Miss Jean Jelinek Golden Broussard Doris Broussard Mesdames Bert Kendall Frank Thompson Ida Paseka Bert Fox Alfred Fox Thomas Gaines Howard Nelson George Broussard Grace Broussard Walter Jepson W F Jepson and Ralph Lafrentz.
Miss Ruth Rich of 1934 Washington Avenue SE returned Thursday evening after a ten day visit in Indianapolis with relatives.
Dr Mary MacFadyen offers advice on skin dryness causing itchiness and outlines simple bath and shower precautions. Use lukewarm water and mild soap, avoid harsh scrubbing, and rinse soap thoroughly. A starch paste added to bath water soothes skin and reduces irritation.
Dry your skin with a towel after bathing or let the water evaporate. Avoid drying lotions or toilet waters if you have itchy skin. Apply olive oil after the bath to soften the skin, rubbing in then wiping off excess. If itching persists, consult your physician to check for an underlying cause.
Cedar Rapids police officers and Fire Fighters Local No. 11 held separate Friday morning talks on pay raise issues. Capt. Steve Stolba and Bernard Brown said a joint session would be held Saturday night to decide on proposals for the city council.
A summary noting that roughly one third of the United States is covered by forests, with regional variations in forest types and management. It contrasts woodland extent with agricultural and urban areas and references ecological implications for biodiversity and climate.
In Alexandria Louisiana AP reports fifty three soldiers have died in preliminary maneuvers in Louisiana and Arkansas ahead of the nation’s largest war games. Fifty deaths are listed as accidental with overall casualties showing varied figures by army sector in the two states.
In Emporia Kansas Catherine Neill survived two lightning hits in her home within hours. The first bolt shattered a living room lamp as she read then a second stroke wrecked a bedroom lamp while she was in bed. She was not injured.
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