Pierre de Lanux Honored At Coe Club Dinner
Coe college Internation Relations club honored Pierre de Lanux at a dinner held Tuesday evening at Voorhees hall before his lecture in the chapel on The Future of Democracy in France. Attendees included President and Mrs H M Gage and numerous faculty, trustees, and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre de Lanux
Coe College Chapel
France
Voorhees Hall
International Relations Club of
Coe Colege
H M Gage
C Harve Geiger
Paul 8S. Ray
Arthur Poe
Mary Bell
Alice Page
Betty Pritchett
Nelson Vance Russell
Karla A. Stiles
Sarah Palmer
Helen Munns
Esther Smith
Lowman Turney
Robert Daniel
Marion Girl Heads Coe Kappa Deltas
Elinor Kendall of Marion was elected president of Kappa Delta at Coe College. Other officers include Florence Teets of Milledgeville vice president, Helen Hannum of Ottumwa secretary, Wilma Bolsinger Colesburg treasurer, Dorothy Johnson Morrison assistant treasurer, Audrey Abell Elgin editor, Teets rushing captain, Abell Pan Hellenic representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Kendall
Marion
Kappa Delta Social Sorority
Coe College
Florence Teets
Milledgeville
Ill
Helen Hannum
Ottumwa
Wilma Bolsinger
Colesburg
Dorothy Johnson
Morrison, Ill
Audrey Abell
Elgin
Miss Teets
Miss Abell
Review of Green Light by Lloyd C. Douglas
Thirty three members of chapter FO of the P. E. O. met at Mrs. R. K. Smith’s home in Blake boulevard SE with Mrs. John L. Gilmore assisting. Mrs. Guy E. Hillier reviewed Green Light by Lloyd C. Douglas. Mrs. L. M. Downing of chapter DK attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Smith
Blake Boulevard
John L. Gilmore
Guy E. Hillier
Lloyd C. Douglas
L. M. Downing
Chapter DK
Mrs Stubbs Hosts Card and Reading Luncheons at Home
Mrs Lurion H Stubbs hosted a Wednesday card club at her 358 Woodland Drive SE home with a luncheon and Bridge at three tables. Earlier on Tuesday noon she entertained twelve members of a reading club for a luncheon at the same residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurion H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Teacher Miss Ruth Mabon Vacationing With Mother
Miss Ruth Mabon a teacher in Ackley schools is spending a week of spring vacation with her mother Mrs E A Mabon at 1824 Blake boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mabon
Ackley
E. A. Mabon
Blake Boulevard
Seelys Return After Four Months in Miami
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Seely of 1903 Second Avenue SE have returned from Miami Florida where they spent the last four months enjoying the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Seely
Second Avenue SE
Miami
Fla
Biennial Iowa Federation badge committee hosts Cedar Rapids meeting
The badge committee for the Biennial meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs gathered at Mrs. J. E. Henderson's home in Cedar Rapids during the first week in May. Co chair Mrs. Harry Tisher helped, with business talks on biennial plans and refreshments served to members including Mesdimes Cooper EJ Heuer CW Buegel G L Lyman George Hollom S F Garber John Janice and special guest Mrs Ben Orden local grand chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Henderson
Grande Avenue SE
Harry Tisher
Wof Cooper
Ej, Heuer
CW Buegel G L
Lyman
George Hollom
F Garber
John Janice
Ben Orden
Drenraal
Mrs Reed er Jostess Hosts Bridge Club Dinner
Mrs Reed er Jostess and Mrs James S Reeder hosted the members of her bridge club at Mrs Wurtsters ter room Monday evening. Prizes at bridge were awarded to Miss Raye Mond, Brown, Mrs Joseph Toman, and Borgnild Se he Sto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S Reeder
Dianer
Wurtsters
Evenag Peases
Bridge
Mie Raye Mond Brown
Joseph Toman
Borgnild
I E Jacksons Visit in Boston with Family
Mr and Mrs I E Jackson and their family visit Boston staying with their son and daughter in law Julian Jackson and his wife at 1436 Fifth Avenue SE. The item notes the family gathering and the visiting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.E. Jackson
Fifth Avenue SE
Boston
Julian Jackson
Legion Auxiliary Delegates Chosen For District Conference
The Hanford post auxiliary elected delegates at a Tuesday meeting in the Memorial building with 61 members present. Delegates include J. P. Winn, Harry Gunderson, Clare Nichols, L. P. Lyman, L. V. Koch, Alma Vokolek, Sam Christensen, Gilbert Martin, Del Stanton, Walter Payn, Merrill Fisher, C. E. Ferris, John Devin, F. C. Parrish, and Earl Heinze. Alt: Mabel Rugh, Jean Gunn, and others. The group also announced charity gifts and upcoming events including a card party April 30 and a May 2 county conference in Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dubuque
Hanford
Memorial Building
J. P. Winn
Harry Gunderson
Clare Nichols
L. P. Lyman
L. V. Koch
Alma Vokolek
Sam Christensen
Gilbert Martin
del Stanton
Walter Payn
Merrill Fisher
C. E. Ferris
M. V. Fisher
Ways and Means
Oscar Lundquist
Memorial Auditorium
Center Point
Tess Carlson
Nichols
Maurine Muma
Geralding Snyder
C. E. Darey
F.C. Parrish
Dr Albion King Speaks On Psychology Of Drunkenness
Dr Albion R King of Cornell lectured at the Montrose hotel to the Business and Professional Women's club on The Psychology of Drunkenness. He described stimulants versus narcotics and traced infant development from instinct to self criticism, noting alcohol affects self control before motor skills. Musical numbers preceded the talk and Miss Ruth Howard introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Albion R. King
Cornell College
Montrose Hotel
King
Eleanor Montgomery
Dorothy Montgomery Strohbehn
Frances Owen
David Mitchell
Dr King
Ruth Howard
Benefit party for League for the Hard of Hearing announced
Due to erroneous information in The Gazette a benefit party listed for April 5 was corrected. The event will be held April 12 at 7 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Whitmer 902 Sixteenth Avenue SW with proceeds aiding the League for the Hard of Hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For the Hard of Hearing
E. J. Whitmer
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Kenwood Yarncraft Club Meeting Announcement
The Nenwood Community Yarn craft club invites all women to a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Roy Bridge at 122 Third Third Street SE Friday at 1:30 p.m. Afterward Mrs Ula Eckert will speak on yarnecraft and display hand knitted articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Yarncraft Club
Nenwood Community Yarncraft Club
Roy Bridge
Third-third Street
Ula Eckert
Mrs Wilson Hosts Seventh Birthday Party at Home
Mrs. A E Wilson celebrated her daughter Carolyn and son Francis on their seventh birthday Wednesday afternoon at 1011 Third Street SW. Two pink and white birthday cakes graced the center table as guests enjoyed refreshments. Attending were Betty Lou Martin Lathan Caparons Neil Gaskill and Raymond Schorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE. Wilson
Third Street
Carolyn
Francis
Betty Lou Martin
Lathan Caparons
Neil Gaskill
Raymond Schorr
Lenten Bible Study Class Sponsored by Cedar Rapids Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club sponsors a Lenten Bible study class to be held Thursday from 10 to 11 am at the club home. Mrs John Janacek leads the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
John Janacek
Mulsow Re-elected Head of Cedar Rapids Art Group
Mrs. Mulsow was re elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club art department at a regular meeting. Mrs. C. J. Novotny was elected to succeed Mrs. A. B. Van Dyke as leader. A Color Tone Symphony by Iowa artists featured works by Cedar Rapids women and Iowa City contributors. Sixty four members attended the luncheon and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Mulsow
Cedar Rapids
Mildred W. Pelzer
Edward Files Mason
Iowa City
Catherine McFarlane
Dwight
Kira Hartman Robbins
Klara
Hartman ‘Robbins
Mary Turner Salter
Sons of the Four’ Winds
Mary ‘Turner Salter
Rachel
Ellett Sandler
Isabella Beaton
Smith
Flower
Grace Watson
Charles E. Roberts
A. H. Mott
Jay G. Sigmund
M. B. de Woody
F. W. Mulson
Fine Arts Society Plans Lecture By Dr Vraz At Montrose Hotel
The Czech Fine Arts society met at the Montrose hotel to plan a lecture by Dr Victor Vraz of the University of Nebraska extension department. The program featured notes on composers Blodek Suk Turecek Novak and Smetana with pianist Miss Eleanor Houts and others. A social event for members is set for April 25 in the Crystal room. officers and volunteers were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Vraz
University of Nebraska
Czech Fine Arts Society
Montrose Hotel
Vraz
Stanislav Vraz
Cedar Rapids
S. V. Shonka
Emma Zahorik
J. J. Hervert
M. L. Hromadka
Leo B. Sedlacek
Sedlacek
Crystal Room
Joseph Sadowsky
J J. Hervert
Novak
Blodek
Suk
Turecek
Smetana
Charles Turecek
Eleanor Houts
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Rose Paidar
Bernice Hach
Carl Heinen
A C. Fisher
Virginia Paul
E. W. Richardson
Alan Richardson
A. J. Seifert
Messrs. Richardson
Fisher
Seifert
Lan Richardson
Mrs Hunt Leads Study Club Readings at Harris Home
Mrs C C Hunt read selections from American Song by Paul Engle and offered interpretive comments at the Tuesday meeting of the study club hosted by Mrs S N Harris at 1345 Avenue NE. She also read Engle’s A Century of Progress poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C Hunt
Paul Engle
S. N. Harris
Avenue NE
Hunt
Engle
E. N. Helm
John E. Stansbury
W. A. Montgomery
Chamois Accessories Brighten Easter Costumes in Navy and Brown
A fashion preview highlights chamois colored accessories for Easter outfits. It showcases hats scarves belts gloves and handbags in chamois yellow with navy or brown ensembles. The piece cautions against overloading with multiple chamois pieces and teases tomorrow's feature on new Easter sailor styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phi Kappa Tau to Host Stag Card Party
Phi Kappa Tau alumni will hold a stag card party at 8 o clock Thursday evening in the Picadilly room of the Roosevelt hotel. A buffet supper will be served at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Tau
Roosevelt Hotel
Alcohol syllabus study led by Mrs Riley at WCTU meeting
Mrs L L Riley county director of scientific temperance instruction reported the syllabus used in all rural schools. She credited Miss Lulu Secrist for cooperation. Posters by school children will be exhibited at the county institute this spring. The next meeting will be a Union Signal meeting led by Mrs J H Rhoades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Riley
East Side
Riley
Lulu Secrist
County Institute
Union
J. H. Rhoades
Misses Merges and Kimball Host Kwik Way Club Dinner
Betty Merges and Marian Kimball hosted the Kwik Way club of Cedar Rapids Engineering at Lillick tea shop on 1743 Avenue NE. Prizes at bridge went to Marthella Schmidt Paulyne Quinn and Helen Sheetz. others present included Marguerite Collins Mary Jane Wisnovsky Claudine Thomas Viollette Gaines Mary Venke Frances MacGregor Alverda Kegler Helen Burke Bernice Williamson Mary Frances Arduser Helen Randa and Rosaline Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Merges
Marian Kimball
Kwik-Way Club
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Lillick
D Avenue NE
Marthella Schmidt
Paulyne Quinn
Helen Sheetz
Marguerite Collins
Mary Jane Wisnovsky
Claudine Thomas
Viollette Gaines
Mary Venke
Frances MacGregor
Alverda Kegler
Helen Burke
Bernice
Mrs Hall to Return Home After Visit
Mrs George M Hall of Janesville Wisconsin returns home Thursday morning after ten days visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E S Smith at 2223 B avenue drive NE Waterloo sister Mrs Leonard Kurt will arrive Wednesday evening to accompany Mrs Hall for a short visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Hall
Janesville
Wis
E. S. Smith
B Avenue Drive
Hall
Leonard Kurt
Waterloo
Cultus Club Meets at Mrs Reynolds Home
Mrs C T Reynolds of 1726 Park Avenue SE will host Cultus club members Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at her residence for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Reynolds
Park Avenue SE
Cultus Club
Anniversary Dinner Honors Fortieth of Mr and Mrs McArtor
Mr and Mrs N O McArtor celebrated their forty seventh wedding anniversary with an anniversary dinner at Hillside hosted by Mr and Mrs A C Nie. Thirty five guests attended and gifts were given by their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Nie
Hillside
N. O. McArtor
McArtor
J. R. McArtor
Jackie
Clarence Taylor
Minnesota
Bernice Nievas
Frank Dvorak
Frankie
Louis
Edwin
Lawrence Faulkner
Carl McArtor
Ralph McArtor
James McArtor
Phyllis Jean
Loren McArtor
Louis Evans
William
Wilma
Jack Ozburn
Marion
Everett Prior
Ronald
May Taylor
Ed Nolan
Alice McLeary
Anna Mae Lambertsom
Bob Lambertsen
Ruth Oss
Fillmore study group holds final meeting at Mrs Maloney home
The Fillmore adolescent radio study group meets at 518 Eighth Street NW Thursday at 2 30 pm. The topic is Respecting the Child as a Person and a national Parent Teacher congress broadcast by William E Blatz on Nature and the Place of Discipline in the Training of Children will also be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
George Maloney
Eighth Street NW
William E. Blatz
P T A Council Re Elects Officers In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Parent-Teacher council re elected officers at a board of education meeting on Tuesday with Mrs Bertram Puckett as member at large. Arthur C Deamer discussed the Hickenlooper bill and teachers pension fund, and Beatty Bennett legislation. Y W C A secretary spoke on summer camping. health plans and convention materials were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Erickson
Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teacher Council
Board of Education
Bertram Puckett
Amos Scott
Floyd Anderson
G. L. Kibler
Puckett
Ruby Byers
Blaine Hyten
Ed Hardy
Stanley Reeder
A. E. Einen
Arthur C. Deamer
Hickenlooper
Beatty-Bennett
Beatty- Bennett
Deamer
Alice Papes
Birthday gathering for Mrs John Goertzen in Vinton
A group of friends and relatives surprised Mrs John Goertzen of Vinton on her birth anniversary with a picnic supper and card games. Attendees hailed from Cedar Rapids Springville Newhall Atkins and Vinton and included numerous couples and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goertzen
Winton
Earl Cherry
Art Topping
Sidney Peterson
Robert
Cedar Rapids
Nick Schueler
Warney Hake
Springville
John Moeller
Blue Triangle Club Visit to Quaker Oats Plant Planned
The Blue Triangle club of the YWCA will visit the Quaker Oats plant Thursday at 2 45 p.m. The usual club supper will be at the YWCA with reservations due by Thursday noon. A 7 p.m. business meeting features Mrs C Harve Geiger speaking on Household Tasks and How to Do Them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Miss Lossie De Lano To Be Married In April
Miss Lossie De Lano will wed Donald Wilson on April 18. A miscellaneous shower Monday at Miss Margaret Dolan’s home on Twenty first Street SE honored the bride to be. Mrs. Edward Budd and Miss Frances Valder won prizes in bridge. Guests included Mrs. C. A. De Lane H. E. Duxbury L. H. Jacobson and Edward Budd and Misses Janice Corwin Florence Stanley Violet Gaines Frances Valder Nettie Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dolan
Ida Lundy
Miss Dolan
Twenty-First Street
Lossie de Lano
Donald Wilson
Bridge
Edward Budd
Frances Valder
A. de Lane
H. E. Duxbury
L. H. Jacobson
Pioneer Woman Observes Birthday
Mrs. John Green of Robins celebrated her eighty fifth birthday Tuesday at home with neighbors and friends. Two cakes and many gifts accompanied well wishes for the longtime Linn county resident born April 2 1850 in Monmouth county New Jersey. She came to Linn county in 1855 and has lived on the same farm since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Robins
Green
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Linn County
Mrs. Green
Stephen Bivens
Lena Bailey
Albert Allman
Tom Burns
Gamma Delta Sigma Tea At First Evangelical Church
The Gamma Delta Sigma class of the First Evangelical church sponsors a silver tea Friday from 2 to 4 30 p.m. at the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. Miss Louise Hathaway speaks on Rainy Day Menus. Friends of the church are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Delta Sigma
First Evangelical Church
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Louise Hathaway
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Coe Club
Coe Kappa Deltas
Miss Mabon
M. F. Seelys
Mrs. Reeder Jostess
P.T.A
I. E. Jacksons
Legion Auxiliary
The
Friendly Cooking Club
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Albion King
P.W
Hard OF Hearing League
Fine Arts Society
Delta Theta Chi
Iowa Sigma Chapter
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Martha Stepan
G. M. Bird
Mae Hoagland
Louise Kvach
Ann Severa
Betty Molek
Bertha Goldin
Amos Parrishi
Mrs. Wall
Morris Greenberg
P.T. A. Council
George Keyes
Iowa
Charles Pye
Keyes
William Morgan
W. D. Elder
F. L. Bokorney
Mrs. Goertzen
Miss Lossie DE Lano
Women's Exchange
Second Street SE
Groyson
Ey! Jewelry Co
Second St. SE
Ela
ICE Pak
Leona Moore
Newman
Cosmetic
Newmans
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