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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1935
Page
16
Social calendar details Springville residents holding bridge clubs, dinner parties, quilting gatherings, and Dorcas class events. Guests include Ed Patten and Kendall Gibson couples, the Johnston and Calvert families, and multiple local club members across the week.
Tipton A A U W hostesses organize a spring luncheon with Miss Miriam E Williams from Carthage giving piano pieces. Tea by Miss Daryl Evers and Mrs Walters. Mary Reeder from Mechanicsville played piano. Clara M Daley of the University of Iowa spoke. Various clubs—Searchlight, A F P, D C, Bridgette, Contract Bridge—held meetings with prizes and scores noted.
Marengo Presbyterian Christian Endeavor held a treasure hunt with Charles Robert Dillin leading the winning group. Committee members included John Bruce Dillin David Carlton Lester Spoerry Jack Somay and Kathryn Frick. New officers for the Presbyterian Ladies Aid were Christine Goldthwaite Nora Wanamaker Frankie Bricker and Della Fiser. Memorial devotions honored the late Mrs Henry Gode. Scenic Iowa points were discussed by P E O members. April Fool’s dinner was hosted by Mrs F L Wilson with guests Mary Wagner Wilma Rouse Gwen Evans and Mrs Frankie Bricker.
Oxford Mrs. Anna Klenk and three fellow hostesses welcomed the Past Noble Grand club at Anna Klenk's home Tuesday. Mary Douglas shared an engaging account of her early life. Henry Dee and Fred Dahnk hosted a birthday celebration for Loren Dee on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Jack Florechinger Ronald Dahnk David Scott Robert Cook Don Elliott Keith Rourke David Rourke Francis Dunn Paul Dunn Leland Seimer Loren Dee and Doris Dee. Cletus Sherninian hosted the junior class and a few guests at his home.
The afternoon program included Elma Horn Twilia Oakes Mary Ward Dorothy Winter Dorothy Jones Anna Mahoney Louise Miller Luella Teese Nettie Goodrich Thelma Taylor Earl Campbell Clement Falls Jack Simpkins Bob James Earl Stratton Kenneth Parks Harold Edwards Gerald Grace John McDonough and Cletus Sherman. Mesdames R P Jones Eugene Maske R R Luse Fred Schmidt and Mr and Mrs W A Scooter entertained the Agnes Parvin Order of Eastern Star Tuesday evening.
Vinton hosts guest night by Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs L W Elis home. Progressive Woman's club meets at Miss Laura Struve home with Miss Mary Meek hostess. Young Women's guild of the Presbyterian church gathers at Iowa School for the Blind with Rosalie Coggeshell speaker. Fortnightly club enjoys dinner hosted by Mrs George D McElroy. Past Matrons club of O E S guests at Mrs Harold Miller's country home. Multiple bridge socials hosted by Mrs E J Hoepner, Mr and Mrs Cecil Fry, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Bolenbaugh. Minor Chord club meets with lesson study after chorus practice.
Keystone Lack-a-Name bridge club gathered Friday at Mrs. Arthur Severin’s home. The Ladies Literary club plans to meet Tuesday at Mrs. Deda Donman’s home with Miss Sarah Marie Rife hosting. Mrs. Helen Dahlmiller and Mrs. Helen Way will present the lesson. The Eureka club met Monday at Mrs. George Gulstorf’s home. The Auto club met.
Mount Auburn Methodist Ladies aid society hosted a birthday supper in the church basement to mark repairs and redecorating. Friday featured a children's night at the Rebekah lodge with programs by members' children.
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