Beethoven Club Guest Night Features Violinist Ohmann and Pianist Marek
The Beethoven Club hosted a public guest night at the YWCA presenting Cedar Rapids violinist Virginia Ohmann and pianist Grace Marek Morek from Belle Plaine. Highlights include Ohmann’s Tschaikowsky Concerto and Bach Etude Heroique pieces, plus a 13 voice club chorus directed by Helen Kacena Stark. The program closed with Ohmann’s Arioso and Zephyr. The club meets Thursday at 10 am for current events and notes with Vir ginia Moore leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grams
Virginia Ohmann
Cedar Rapids
Grace Dierks Morek
Beethoven Club
Belle Plaine
Alma Turechek
Alice Mae Ottilie
Helen Kacena Stark
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Noble Cain
Valse Annette
Deems Taylor
Bitterness of Love
Dunn
April
Buchanann
Lenore Stark
Pinka
Lois Brown
Esther Hill
Gladys Barger
Louis Gruenbere
Lucy Ambroz
Henry Hussle
Maxine
Dian Carpen
The
Dancer Carpenter
Edna Mae Sila
Carpenter Helen Hickman
la Forge
Bernice Zvacek
Samarkand Gardens
Whithorne
Josephine Batchelder
Thistledown Beecher
Ayla Beecher
Lenore Topinka
Mrs Jefferis Honors Daughter At Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. L. C. Jefferis hosted a dessert luncheon at her home 1815 D Avenue NE in honor of her daughter Doris. Assisting were Janet Jefferis and Annabelle Hershey. Courtesy guests included Mary Helen Mobry Ruth Knight Carolyn Engel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Jefferis
D Avenue NE
Doris
Janet Jefferis
Annabelle Hershey
Mary Helen Mobry
Ruth Knight
Carolyn Engel
Marcia Kensinger
Dorothy Batchelder
Betty Ann Erickson
Ruth Hardiman
Margaret Allen
Bonnie McGregor
Catharine Miller
Betty Lubbock
Betty Ness
Vera Mae Howland
Doris Doherty
Elaine Nunnally
Etta Lee Hicks
Hickenlooper Children To Visit Des Moines
David and Jane Hickenlooper, children of Lt. Gov. and Mrs. B. B. Hickenlooper, accompany their mother from 814 Twenty-first Street SE to Des Moines for a three day visit. Jane stays with Mary Wilson, daughter of Gov. and Mrs. George A. Wilson, while David remains with his parents at the Kirkwood hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Jane Hickenlooper
B. B. Hickenlooper
Twenty-first Street
Des Moines
Jane
Mary Wilson
George A. Wilson
Kirkwood Hotel
Bet ty Neuzil to Visit Rosemont Family Ten Days
Miss Betty Neuzil of Rosemont College Rosemont Pennsylvania will arrive Thursday evening to spend ten days with her parents Dr and Mrs W J Neuzil at 2343 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Neuzil
Rosemont College
Rosemont
W. J. Neuzil
Grande Avenue SE
Elected Head of P T A Council at board meeting
Mrs. Neely Hill was elected president of the P T A council at the board of education building meeting. New officers include Mrs. W L Spohn as vice president and Mrs. Arthur Norman as treasurer with Mrs. John E Sundberg re elected secretary. Health Roundup plans and district conference notes plus reports on membership attendance and various activities were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Neely Hill
B Avenue NE
Hill
R. F. Taft
W. L. Spohn
Arthur Norman
John E. Sundberg
Harley Bowser
Inga Tapper
Henry Scherer
First Lutheran Church
Alice Kirwin
Council
Chamber of Commerce Public Welfare Bureau
E. C. Waite
J. J. Kauzlarich
Dean Harger
R. M. Threlkeld
J. C. Milner
Jane Boyd
J. Gerber
Mother¢ Chorus
E. D. Holvenstot
Taft
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Kauzlarich
Norman
J. Trestnar
R. W. Menatt
Alford Johnson
Thomas F. Suchomel
Mothers Chorus
Scherer
WMT
Parent Teacher Council
Y W Bridge Group Meeting Plans
Mrs. Oliver Longueville will lead a final contract bridge lesson for the engaged and young married women group at the Y W C A. The program will feature Miss Gladys Peterson speaking on Furniture and Room Decoration at 7 30 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Y.W.C.A
Y. W
Gladys Peterson
Doris Lee Smith Travels to Omaha for Visit
Miss Doris Lee Smith of 106 Center Point Road NE will leave Thursday for several days in Omaha to visit her brother John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lee Smith
Center Point Road
Omaha
John Smith
Henrietta Dows Hosts Luncheon For Younger Set
Miss Henrietta Dows hosted a luncheon on Wednesday as spring vacation incentive. The Ruxton Md. resident, spending her holiday from Greenwood School with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland Dows, welcomed guests Miss Phyllis Sheehy and others including Jean and Joan Newburger Jeanne Marshall Patricia Graves Betty Gage Marianne Corey Margaret Ann Foster and Dorothy Little at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Dows
Greenwood School
Ruxton
Sutherland Dows
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Phyllis Sheehy
Jean and
Joan Newburger
Jeanne Marshall
Patricia Graves
Betty Gage
Marianne Corey
Margaret Ann Foster
Dorothy Little
P. E. O. Chapter FO meets with discussion of Willa Cather
Mrs J M Dinwiddie hosted P. E. O. Chapter FO at 2520 Country Club Parkway SE Tuesday. Mrs Forest Rutgers described the life and work of Willa Cather. Guests included Mrs I E Jackson Chapter DE Mrs Charles Laurance Chapter HI and Mrs Arthur L Augustine Chapter II. Tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dinwiddie
Country Club Parkway SE
Forest Rutgers
Willa Cather
I. E. Jackson
Charles Laurance
Arthur L. Augustine
Margaret Ann Foster Returns from California Visit
Miss Margaret Ann Foster daughter of Dr and Mrs Wayne J Foster returned home on the City of Los Angeles after a six week stay in California visiting relatives in Pasadena and Los Angeles including Mr and Mrs J Howell Smith and Mr and Mrs Paul F Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann _ Foster
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Los Angeles
California
J. Howell Smith
Pasadena
Paul F. Berger
Mrs Rinderknecht Hosts Chapter II Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. W. J. Rinderknecht of 2428 Fifth Avenue SE entertained Chapter II of P. E. O. at a dessert luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. Wilbur Kennedy assisted, and Mrs. Everett E. Fisher presented a program on Canada Land of Poetry and Song with Mrs. E. J. North directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Rinderknecht
Fifth Avenue SE
Chapter IH
Wilbur D. Kennedy
Everett E. Fisher
Chapter FO
Canada
Land of Poetry and Song
E. J. North
Hunting Guests Arrive For Week With Parents
Miss Marian Hunting of Oak Park Illinois and John Hunting of Sioux City arrive tonight to spend the remainder of the week with their parents Mr and Mrs R D Hunting at 2800 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Miss Marian Hunting
Oak Park
John Hunting
Sioux City
Mrs Hudson Swiler Visits Larimers in Burling ton
Mrs Hudson Swiler of Burlington arrived Tuesday to spend the remainder of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs E J Larimer at 2036 Fifth Avenue SE New details show a short family visit and home address noted in local society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Swiler
Burlington
E. J. Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
Latimer Couple Return From Ten Day Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs O W Latimer 371 Twentieth Street SE returned Tuesday after a ten day motor trip visiting Lake of the Ozarks and Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Latimer
Twentieth Street SE
Lake of the Ozarks
Hot Springs
Faith Circle meets at De Nio home in Saint Paul
Members of Faith circle of the King's Daughters gathered last week at 507 Fairview drive SE to share devotions led by Marilyn Van De Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Circle of the King’s Daughters
E. W. de Nio
Fairview Drive
Marilyn van de Walker
Tri Delta Alliance Elects NRS John T Massey President
NRS John T Massey was elected president at a Tri Delta alliance dinner in Coe College chapter rooms Tuesday evening. Betty Beardsley retires as president. Other officers include Katherine Van Meter vice president Margaret Pratt secretary and Margaret Clarke treasurer. Plans were discussed for Tri Delta state day in Des Moines on April 15 hosted by Cedar Rapids alliance and Coe chapter with Mrs Louis D Burkhalter Jr as arrangements chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRS
John T. Massey
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Coe College
Betty Beardsley
Katherine van Meter
Margaret Pratt
Margaret Clarke
Harold N. Graves
G. W. Gilbert
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Alliance Group
Coe Chapter
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Dessert Bridge Honoring Mrs John M Stearns Hosted
Mrs John Byrne and Mrs Wallace G Boyson hosted a dessert bridge at Commonwealth Tea Room in tribute to Mrs John M Stearns. Guests included Mesdames Henry A Stearns H W Hall Harold Whitaker Ronald Holets Ralph Fitzgerald Donald Wolfe Dale Stewart W R Vane T J Markland Jr Raymond McCullough E Russell Wolfe Byron K Anderson Joseph F Hladley Jr Howard Williams Frank Phelps and Misses Pauline Larimer Jean Hall Marjorie Beach Edna van Pappelendam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byrne
Commonwealth Apartments
Wallace G. Boyson
Park Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
John M. Stearns
Henry A. Stearns
H. W. Hall
Harold Whitaker
Ronald Holets
Ralph Fitzgerald
Donald Wolfe
Dale Stewart
W. R. Vane
T. J. Markland, Jr
Raymond McCullough
E. Russell Wolfe
Byron K. Anderson
Joseph F. Hladley, Jr
Howard Williams
Frank Phelps
Pauline Larimer
Jean Hall
Marjorie Beach
Edna van Pappelendam
Surprise Party Honors Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick
Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick was surprised with a birthday party at Ruth Wilsons home. Dancing and a waltz contest won by Joyce Herington and Rod Yourke followed. Refreshments and games completed the evening with guests including Joyce Herington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kirkpatrick
Fourth Avenue
Ruth Wilson
Seventh Street
Joyce Herington
Rod Yourke
Helen Reynolds
Bette Smith
Phylis Carson
Frances Kohl
Darlene Evans
Bob Yourke
John Hanson
Joe Miller
al Palmer
Leo Hopkins
Dick Johnson
Ray Jordan
Carl Kerres
East Side W C T U Holds May Meeting Plans Frances Willard Centenary
The East Side W C T U met at the Y W C A with Mrs George C Faun leading devotions and reading The Shepherd and the Sheep. They reported sending Union Signal to the public and Coe libraries and arranged a Frances Willard centenary celebration and a May musical program. The regular monthly meeting is set for the first Tuesday in May.
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W.C.T.U
Y.W.C.A
George C. Faun
Union
Public
Coe Library
Frances Willard
Reporters Plan Club Postponed One Week
The meeting of the Reporters Plan club scheduled for next Saturday at the Y W C A has been postponed one week.
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Reporters Plan Club
Mrs. A. N. Palmer Honored by Cedar Rapids Art Dept
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club art department entertained Mrs. Austin N. Palmer at a birthday lunch. Gifts included a lamb shaped cake and a book for the club library. Mrs. Palmer received an award for distinguished participation in American Art week. Officers were elected for the next club year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin N. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Mildred MacDanel
Palmer
Dempsy Jones
Charles E. Roberts
Ben Hazen
Oscar Anderson
H. N. Jerome
F. E. Corey
R. A. Youngblood
J. H. Ferguson
J. B. McPherson
Everson
Caffee
Department For the Club Library
W. E. Mickel
Frank Gates
Henry J. Hromek
King's Daughters Circle Meets for Dessert Lunch
IV H N circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m for dessert lunches at the home of Mrs J B Lighthart 1525 First Avenue E Members are asked to bring their layette sewing to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IV. H. N
Circle of the King’s Daughters
J. B. Lighthart
First Avenue E
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American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Mrs. Jefferis
Canton Cafe
Sunni Bluch
P.T.A. Council
Thompson
Lessi
Fred Fear & CO
Bwlyr, NY
Margaret Ann
Mrs. Rinderknecht
Marian
John
Mrs. Hudson Swiler
Larimers
O. W. Latimers
Faith Circle
Tri-Delta Alliance
John Stearns
Miss Kirkpatrick
East Side
Killian
Bargain
Navy
Chartreuse
Killian Company
A. N. Palmer
I. H. N. Circle
Lustrium
Whitman
Bunte
Hutchinson’s
Chicken Center
Coty
S - Yardley
S - Houbi
Gani’s
First Avenue
Tussy
Rose Markus
Ae Us
Wk Ovely Lady Beauty Shop
First Ave
Bishop's
Marilyn
Second Street
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