Janet Lothian and Leon Fuller wed in Cedar Rapids church
Janet Lothian and Leon E. Fuller Jr. were married in the First Congregational church of Cedar Rapids at 8:30 p.m. The ceremony featured organ recital by Mrs. Kenneth Murdoch, a best man Jacques Fuller, bridal gown of white silk jersey, and a bouquet of Easter lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Lothian
Whittier K. Lothian
Marion
Leon E. Fuller, Jr
A. Chicago
L. E. Fuller
Elgin, Ill
First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Jacobs
Kenneth V. Murdoch
Jacques Fuller
Brussels
Wade Patterson
Mason City
Audrey Abell
Womans Club Opens Year With Autumn Reception
The Cedar Rapids Womans Club launches its season with a Monday afternoon reception for more than 400 members at 230 o'clock. New president Mrs Charles Bode will greet attendees and introduce officers. Tea follows in the Maple room with hospitality committee help. The event marks the start of club work for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bode
Oliver S. Wilson
Frank Gates
O J. Elsenbast
A . Mott
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Matilda Snouffer
Bode
A. C
Cedar Rapids
Needlework Guild Opens Year With Welfare Drive in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Needlework Guild plans its annual welfare work starting with a breakfast for presidents officers and the executive committee at Mrs E P Ristedt 2662 Country Club Parkway SE next Wednesday at 9 30. The fall drive seeks new clothing for needy children with a goal to finish by November 1 and all articles must be turned in by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild
Cedar Rapids
E. P. Ristedt
Country Club Parkway SE
Ristedt
Charles W. Bingham
L. T. Jackson
Paul Huston
Ella Merriman
E. P. Boynton
Lester de Yarman
George Kosek
Edward H. Files
B. J. Newburger
Carl N. Ettinger
Frances Bailey
Betty Beardsley
C W., Bingham
Anna Calderwood
Nell Cherry
Harry O Cutler
A. W. Doubrasky
C. D. Hedberg
Herbert Henderson
Charles S. Knox
J M. Levin
R. W. Manatt
Esther Olmsted
Geigers Bergers Host Today At Coe Faculty Tea
Dean and Mrs Geiger and Dr and Mrs Berger will entertain Coe College faculty at an all faculty tea in Voorhees hall. Receiving hours extend to 7 pm after the vesper service at Sinclair chapel. About 100 guests expected with Mrs Churchill and Mrs Cone presiding at tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harve Geiger
Forest Drive
David J. Berger
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Irving L. Churchill
Marvin D. Cone
Boyd G Carter
G. Paul Grant
A. W.meyer
Clare E. Rundle
Naibert and Gray Honored at Roosevelt Hotel Dinner
Dr W F Naibert and Ralph D Gray were the center of a birthday celebration at the Florentine room of the Roosevelt hotel. Guests included Dr and Mrs W F Naibert and Mrs W B Thompson of Harvey, with a four tier cake and gladiola decorations. After dinner the party enjoyed bridge at the hotel.
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W F W Naibert
Grande Avenue SE
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Dr. Naibert
Ralph D Gray
W B Thompson
Harvey
Bridge
Burkland and Lange Home Weekend Visit Attends
Mr and Mrs R L Burkland of Lancaster Minnesota visit their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Mat F Lange at 1965 C Avenue NE. Mr and Mrs E H Wivant of Waterloo bring their son Jack to stay with Mr and Mrs Charles J Smith at 1873 Seventeenth Street SE for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L. Burkland
Lancaster
Mat F. Lange
C Avenue NE
E. H Wvant
Waterloo
Jack
Charles J. Smith
1873
Seventeenth Street
Out Of Town Guests Spark Weekend Events In City
A sequence of host receptions and informal gatherings marked the weekend as guests from Alexandria and New York remained in the area. Mrs. James D. Blake of Alexandria hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Killian, with Mrs. Hester Smith Larner of New York City visiting her parents. Mrs. Larner plans to return to New York Monday with her son Stevan. An informal supper honoring Mrs. Blake was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Neil Montgomery tonight on Linden Drive SE, featuring several of Mrs. Blake's close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Blake
Alexandria
Richard E. Killian
Linden Drive
Hester Smith Larner
New York City
Isaac B Smith
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Picnic Dinner At Joe Cross Home Brings Varied Guests
A pleasant Saturday picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cross 2390 Blake boulevard SE drew out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Mackie of Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gillham of Los Angeles. Birthday celebrant was Mrs. Cutler while guests also included Mr. and Mrs. Bird who recently moved to 14 Blake terrace SE along with other local hosts such as Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Manatt and Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Van Winkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cross
Blake Boulevard
J. O. Mackie
Milwaukee
George M. Bird
Bird
Marvin Gillham
Los Angeles
Harry
Leon A. Meyer
J. Edward Boisen
C. D. Hedberg
Gilbert M. Bates
H. L. van Winkle
A. F. Harrington
John W. Altfillisch
Richard Lord
Young Mod Swingighterns Open Fall Social at Cedar Rapids Club
The Young Mod Swingighterns opened the social season with a September 21 supper dance at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Members' children hosted and danced to tunes from La Conga to a broom centered punch bowl moment as the youth dances committee led by Mrs. Herbert S. Stamats planned future fall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Herbert S. Stamats
James Barry
Park Avenue
van Cleve
R. B. van Cleves
A Avenue
al Taylor
Harmon R. Taylors
Blake Boulevard
Don Chadima
Lester C. Chadima
Washington Avenue
Sutherland Dows
Sutherland C., Dows
Twenty Seventh Street
Broom
Miss Doty
Roy Doty
First Avenue E
Chandlers Return From Michigan Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Chandler arrive back at 516 Twenty-third Street SE after a ten day Lake Lelandeau vacation in Michigan. The Cedar Rapids Country club swing night for young moderns is moved to Oct. 19 from Oct. 12 due to an after game buffet for adults following the Iowa Wisconsin game. Mrs. Forrest C. Brady leaves Ottumwa for a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lelandeau
Leland, Mich
C. Ray Chandler
Twenty-third Street
Forrest C. Brady
D Avenue
Ottumwa
Ernest W Curtin Hosts Guests at Outdoor Barbecue Picnic
Ernest W Curtin and Mrs Curtin honored house guests Davenport J Brown of St Joseph Mo at a neighborhood barbecue by their outdoor fireplace on Third Avenue Road SW. Archery was enjoyed before dark with many couples present. Miss Dimity Davis arrived from Providence RI to stay with Miss Henrietta Dows. both former Greenwood school classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W Curtin
Third Avenue Road
Davenport J Brown
St Joseph
Vic
Ray J Mills
Forrest W Stewart
J Flliott Davis
Robert R Davis
Rocker T Newton
Iowa City
Dimity Davis
Providence
R. I
Henrietta Dows
Sutherland C. Dows
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Miss Dows
Miss Davis
Greenwood School
Ruxton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leon Fuller
Joanne van Cleve
Laura Ann Safely
James Holmes
Betty Payne
Womans Club
F L Shramek
Glenn Norton
Harry W. Dunker
J A Geiger
H C Brand
Max Mildenstein
Frank Krieder
Richard H Buresh
D. A Huene
Keith W Dunn
Emil Horak
L. O Whitcomb
F B Benesh
Arthur E Chase
E. J. Buser
Warren Smith
F. W Houston
C. H Wescott
Charles Huber
Ann Guylee
Evanston
Patterson
Henry Kling
Henry J. Hromek
WC. Benesh
Flwin Smith
F A, Burchard
Nathan Baldwin
Carl Goodwin
A T Plaene
P Ow Clark Ida Manchester
F. S. Snder
R H Dinsmore
J. A. Paulsen
Art Department
W. F. Naibert
Ralph D. Gray
Mrs. Lange
Charles J. Smiths
Carl Dueser
C. Ray Chandlers
Michigan
Mrs. Brady
Don Chadima, Rose Marie Doty, and
Ernest W. Curtin
Rhode Island
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