Alice Bradshaw Coast and Paul Pierre Rubincam

PAUL PIERRE RUBINCAM, son of EMMA WHALLON and HENRY C. RUBINCAM, was born January 16, 1905 in Colorado,²⁵⁰ and died April 21, 1979 in Menlo Park, Santa Clara, California.^{250, 9936}

He married ALICE BRADSHAW COAST on June 29, 1929 in Iowa City, Johnson, Iowa,⁴³⁴⁶ daughter of GRACE EDITH MCGEE and PRESTON CRAFT COAST. She was born May 1, 1905 in Iowa City, Johnson, Iowa,^{250, 1884} and died December 15, 1985 in San Jose, Santa Clara, California.²⁵⁰

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Children of ALICE BRADSHAW COAST and PAUL PIERRE RUBINCAM:

1. Daughter
2. Son
3. Daughter

Iowa City Press-Citizen, June 29, 1929⁶⁵⁷⁶

Rubincam-Coast Wedding Event of Saturday Evening

Before a bower of palms and Madonna lilies artistically arranged in the music room of the Coast home, Miss Alice Coast and Mr. Paul Rubincam, of Denver, Colo., will be united in marriage at8 o'clock Saturday evening. The single ring ceremony will be read in the presence of 60 guests by Dr. Dwight Witherspoon Wylie of New York city, an uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev. John G. Rhind of the local Presbyterian church. The regular Presbyterian service will be used.

Ribbon bearers will stretch white satin ribbons from the stairway to the altar and as the bridal party takes its place at the altar Mrs. Lester A. Royal of West Liberty will play Lohrengrin's wedding march. The ribbon bearers will be Miss Mary Ellen Coast, and Mr. John Gilbert of Chicago.

Matron of Honor in Orchid

Mrs. Milton Stebbins of Minneapolis, Minn., will act as matron of honor and Miss Virginia Wylie of New York City and Miss Louise Coast of Iowa City, cousins of the bride, will be bridesmaids.

Mrs. Stebbins will wear orchid georgette trimmed with ecru lace made bouffant style with tiers of the georgette edged with the deep lace on the skirt. Her shoes will be of matching shade of satin. The two bridesmaids will be dressed alike in frocks made with tight-fitting bodices of crepe de chine and billowing skirts of many ruffles of tulle hanging longer in the back. Miss Wylie's frock will be of aqua marine blue and Miss Coast will wear yellow. The matron of honor and the bridesmaids will all carry shower bouquets of roses and delphiniums.

Ivory Satin Gown

The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, Mr. Preston C. Coast, will wear a gown of deep ivory satin, recut from the material of the dress worn by her mother at her wedding 35 years ago. It is simply made with a long bodice and full skirt. Her veil of tulle, one worn by her sister, Mrs. Donald McClain, at her wedding, will be arranged in cap shape and held with a wreath of orange blossoms. A bit of old lace belonging to Grandmother Coast will complete the veil.

The bride's bouquet will be a shower of roses and lilies of the valley and she will also carry a rare old lace handkerchief, carried by both the bridegroom's mother and his grandmother at their weddings.

Mr. W. O. Coast will serve Mr. Rubincam as best man, in the absence of Mr. Rubincam's brother, Mr. Harry Rubincam of Denver, who was unable to get here for the ceremony.

Informal Reception

Immediately following the wedding an informal reception will be held. The dining room will be appointed with tea roses and delphiniums. Mrs. Percy Bordwell, Mrs. Curtis Dey and Mrs. Barry Gilbert will preside at the refreshment table. Assisting as parlor hostesses will be Mrs. Walter M. Davis, Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. W. O. Coast.

Miss Coast, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston C. Coast, was graduated from the Iowa City high school and from the University of Iowa, receiving her B. A. in 1926. She also received her master's degree from the university in 1927 and for the last two years has been teaching in the public schools at Denver. She is a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and of Pi Lambda Theta educational sorority.

Mr. Rubincam is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rubincam of Denver, Colo. He is connected with the Beaverton-Forsythe Insurance company of Dnever, where the couple will make their home.

Out of town guests here for the wedding are Dr. and Mrs. Dwight W. Wylie and Miss Virginia of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rubincam of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gilbert and son, John, of Chicago, Miss Marian Rambo of Ottumwa, Ia., Miss Ruth McKee of Muscatine, Ia., and Miss Georgia Smith of Mount Pleasant, Ia.

Iowa City Daily Press, May 2, 1905¹³⁶⁰

A daughter has been welcomed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Coast.

Albuquerque Journal, October 15, 1954¹⁴⁴⁷

Paul Rubincam Becomes Director Of Chest Drive

Taking over the top office of the Albuquerque Community Chest today is Paul P. Rubincam, longtime leader in Red Feather activities.

He replaces Timothy E. Shea, 1954 Chest president, who is being transferred by the Western Electric Corp. to another city.

"We are sorry to lose a good man like Tim Shea," Rubincam said. "Like the rest of the board, he is anxious that the 1954 fund drive shall go over the top. I urge all campaigners to help make this wish come true."

Rubincam, who is a partner in the firm of Anderman, Glassbrook & Rubincam, first came to Albuquerque in 1930. Except for several years in Denver and a period of military service, he has been here ever since.

A past Red Feather drive vice-chairman, he has served on the Chest board for three years. For the past two years, he has been chairman of the board's budget committee.

Budget work involves extensive studies of the needs of Albuquerque's 23 Red Feather agences, and the offering of the kind of financial advice that will assure the most community service for the donor's dollar.

Rubincam has also served as vice president of the board this year and chairman of the quota evaluation committee.

"He has given more time for Community Chest work this year than any other individual," points out Jefferson E. Greer, executive director of the Chest.

Albuquerque Journal, January 21, 1955¹⁴⁴⁸

Paul Rubincam Received Annual Chest Medallion

Paul P. Rubincam received the annual "Red Feather Award" bronze medallion for service at Thursday's annual meeting of the Albuquerque Community Chest.

The award, issued each year to the citizen considered to have contributed the most outstanding service in behalf of the Community Chest, went to Rubincam for his work as budget chairman, although recognition was also given for his work as president and campaign worker. Rubincam took over the presidency after Timothy Shea moved to New York.

Rubincam, also re-elected to the Chest board of directors at the meetingheld in Southern Union's Hospitality Room, has been active in volunteer Chest work for many years. He has been campaign worker, campaign chairman, board member, budget chairman, vice president and president.

Albuquerque Tribune, April 21, 1979⁹⁹³⁶

Former Albq Leader Paul Rubincam Dies

Paul P. Rubincam, 73, a former Albuquerque real estate and insurance agent, has died in Menlo Park, Calif.

Rubincam, who had lived in California for several years, died in a California hospital of pneumonia Saturday.

He was prominent in the real estate and insurance business in Albuquerque for 30 years. He was a former partner in the firm of Anderman and Glasebrook. He also was a partner in the Albuquerque Bus Co.

Rubincam served twice as president of the New Mexico Association of Insurance Agents, and he was a former president of United Community Fund, now the United Way, friends said.

Surviving are his wife, Alice Rubincam, 727 Fremont, Menlo Par, Calif. 94025; two daughters, Mrs. Paul Rose, Menlo Park, and Mrs. Paul Broderick, Denver, Colo.; a son, Paul Rubincam, Palos Verdes, Calif., and seven grandchildren.

Services were in California.