Baldwin to open piano recital series at home studio
Mrs. Bernice Hach Baldwin presents three pupils in the first of a piano recital series Friday at 7 30 p.m. at 820 Seventeenth Street SE. Program includes works by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Bach, Moussorgsky and others performed by named pupils.
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Bernice Hach Baldwin
Seventeenth Street SE
Clement
Mozart
Gloria Kilborn
Hasda
Maktress Arlene Dvorak
Olea Sindelar
YWCA Fun Night Moves To Saturday Evening
The YWCA will host a 8 to 11 o clock Saturday fun night with dancing and ping pong open to all senior high pupils in the city. Craemer's C C club dined at the Elks club Monday with speeches by Dr. Alice Salter and N P Craemer, piano numbers by Mrs Sedlacek, group singing, and new members introduced including Miss Steinbrenner Metela Edmundson and others. decorations followed the autumn motif, with Fred Long as chair of the organizing committee.
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Y.W.C.A
Association Buildng
Paulene Scannell
Mildred Ilbroth
Mary Lindsay
Ables
Fred Long
Eddie Ilten
Dan Ustad
Sally Strothers Elected President of Kagha Camp Fire Group
Sally Strothers was elected president of the Kagha Camp Fire group at Polk School. Other new officers include Betty Peal as vice president Janet Jones treasurer Lydia Hill secretary and Nancy iShean scribe.
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Sally Strothers
Kagha
Polk School
Betty Peal
Janet Jones
Lydia Hill
Nancy iShean
H. H. Morse
The
Johnson P. T. A
Ronald C. Booth
P. E. Conrad
Shirley Clark
Miss Anne Kelly Returns From California Visit
Miss Anne Kelly of Fairfax has returned after spending four weeks with relatives and friends in southern California.
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Anne Kelly
Fairfax
California
Miss Donna Greer Honored At Shower For Bride Elect
Complimentary shower for Miss Donna Greer bride elect of Warren Shupp was hosted Monday evening by Mrs. H R Greer and Mrs. C W Bohlander at 1518 First Avenue E. Pink umbrella decorations and a miniature bridal party centerpiece adorned the setting. The bride elect revealed gift hiding places by breaking eggs, with games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Wier Nelson Mrs. Joe Shearer and Mrs. Hattie Greer.
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Donna Greer
Warren Shupp
H. R. Greer
C. W. Bohlander
First Avenue E
Wier Nelson
Joe Shearer
Hattie Greer
Surprise birthday dinner honors Kathryn Kuhn
Mrs. Caroline Colby and Mrs. Edna Cooper hosted a surprise birthday dinner Tuesday evening at 129 First Avenue W. The event honored Kathryn Kuhn with a $5000 diversion. Guests included Martha Humes Rose Davis Alice Matthews Babe Williams Hazel Mc Nabb Freda Pratt Harriet Wolfe Eunice Shay and Evelyn Kimm.
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Caroline Colby
Edna Cooper
First Avenue W
Kathryn Kuhn
Martha Humes
Rose Davis
Alice Matthews
Babe Williams
Hazel McNabb
Freda Pratt
Harriet Wolfe
Eunice Shay
Evelyn Kimm
Mrs Wodrich Returns from White Sulphur Springs
Mrs Fred C Wodrich of 1036 Third Avenue SE has returned from a four day stay at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia where she attended the Chi Omega Fireside event. Principal speaker Dr Edward C Lindeman of the New York School of Social Sciences spoke on Democracy and Adult Education. Mrs Wodrich serves as president of the local Chi Omega alumnae.
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Fred C. Woorich
Third Avenue SE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Chi Omega
Edward C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Sciences
Woolrich
Elizabeth Gordon circle installs officers at Grande Avenue church
Tuesday meeting with Miss Louise Brownell at 1403 Second Avenue SE installed officers for Elizabeth Gordon circle Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church. President Mrs Lester De Yarman vice president Miss Nora Atherton secretary Mrs Bessie Wetzel treasurer Miss Helen Duncan.
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Louise Brownell
Second Avenue SE
Lucille Duncan
Elizabeth Gordon Circle
Grande Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Lester de Yarman
Nora Atherton
Bessie Wetzel
Helen Duncan
Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi party honors Mary Ellen
The Lambda chapter hosted a social Monday night at Mildred Pazdernik’s home 72 Twenty-first Avenue SW. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Pazdernik Mary Rowan and Jeanne Russett. The event celebrated Mary Ellen
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Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Mildred Pazdernik
Twenty-first Avenue
Frank Pazdernik
Mary Rowan
Jeanne Russett
Mary Ellen
Forbes of Marion to Wed James Milder April 19
The couple Forbes of Marion and James Milder plan a wedding on April 19. Guests presented gifts to the honored couple and refreshments were served at the event.
Chicago and North Western Women's Club elect officers
Twenty two members met at the Y W C A to elect officers with Mrs Harold D Hess named president and Mrs L L Lovan vice president. Mrs H E Booth is recording secretary and Mrs Steve Saris membership chairman. Mrs John Schloeman is ways and means. Mrs George Hayes was appointed delegate to accompany Hess to the national convention in May in Chicago. A dance is planned for April 26 at the K P hall and tickets are from several members. The club will hold a silver tea in May on the regular meeting day with Mrs Saris as chairman.
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Chicago and North Western Woman’s Club
Harold D. Hess
L. L. Lovan
H. E. Booth
Steve Saris
John Schloeman
George Hayes
Hess
Chicago
Bell and Kleary and Eckert win attendance prize
Bell and Mrs Harold Kleary along with Mrs George Eckert won the attendance prize on Wednesday, sharing honors among the participants.
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Bell
Harold Kleary
George Eckert
East Side W C T U Holds Westminster Meeting
The East Side W C T U met at Westminster church with hostesses Mrs. Della Summers and Mrs. E Winslow Brown. The annual temperance and missions program featured readings, candle lighting, and news from the world bulletin. The union voted to send a congratulatory letter to Governor George A Wilson as Iowa joins other states in backing the national camp conditions bill. Easter devotions were led by Mrs L Kikendall. A new member is Mrs Luella Taylor. The next meeting will be a picnic din-
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Westminster Church
Della Summers
E. Winslow Brown
Merle White
R. S. Toogood
World Bulletin
F. F. Davidson
Grant Anderson
Union
George A. Wilson
Iowa
United States Congress
May 6 Announcement Scheduled for Later Location
The notice states the event will occur on May 6 with the venue to be announced subsequently. No additional details are provided in the readable text.
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Ner
Yokita Camp Fire group meets for Red Cross crafts
The Yokita Camp Fire group gathered after school Monday at St Pauls church to weave and knit for the Red Cross. Present were Gloria Lehti Patsy Pratt Waneta Owen Gloria Sheppard Mary Ann Mc Williams Mary Helen Armstrong Lois Ann Machemer Ruth Ann Stucker Barbara Butterfield Virginia Flender Mary Lou Jonas Beverly Blencoe Darlene Neptash Martha Jennison Mrs O Long guardian and Mrs J R Jennison assistant guardian.
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Yokita
St Paul's Church
Red Cross
Gloria Lehti
Patsy Pratt
Waneta Owen
Gloria Sheppard
Mary Ann McWilliams
Mary Helen Armstrong
Lois Ann Machemer
Ruth Ann Stucker
Barbara Butterfield
Virginia Flender
Mary Lou Jonas
Beverly Blencoe
Darlene Neptash
Martha Jennison
O ' Long
Guardian
J. R. Jennison
Irene Douglas Circle Hosts King’s Daughters Luncheon
Irene Douglas Circle of the King’s Daughters gathered for a luncheon on Wednesday hosted by Mrs. P. O. Clark at 138 Twenty Sixth Street Drive SE. Mrs. W. C. Drager reported on the group’s activities.
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P. O. Clark
Twenty Sixth Street Drive
Irene Douglas
the King's Daughters
W. C. Drager
Union Meeting Reports Iowa Bulletin and Devotions
Mrs A G Heim led devotions at the union meeting and Mrs W H Tenney reported on the Iowa branch bulletin. Guests included Mrs J M Morton of Ida Mansfield Circle and Miss M E Ludor. The next meeting is April 9 with Mrs Grant Miller at 1809 First Avenue E.
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Union
A. G. Heim
W. H. Tenney
Iowa
J. M. Morton
Ida Mansfield Circle
M. E. Ludor
Grant Miller
First Avenue E
Grace Meloney Leads John son Orchestra in Exhibition
Miss Grace Meloney and the Johnson orchestra performed an exhibition piece followed by a rehearsal demonstration under Paul Anthony. Janet Ohlman accompanied. Mrs. G. H. Gage chaired hostesses with aides Mrs. Harry Hoyt and Mrs. Charles Jones Jr. Miss Pearl Hemld and Miss Alberta Michel ran the tea service.
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Grace Meloney
Johnson Orchestra
Paul Anthony
Janet Ohlman
G. H. Gage
Harry Hoyt
Charles Jones
Pearl Hemld
Alberta Michel
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