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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1934

Page

7

New Homes Being Built By Local Folk

Several home building projects are under way or planned this summer in Cedar Rapids. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Wads, Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Linge, and Mrs. Carl C. Kesler will start new houses in Country Club Heights and Blake Boulevard SE, signaling a local building boom. Carl L. Gillies hosted guests at a social gathering. Pauline Vane hosted a tea in honor of visitors Miss Virginia Vane and Mr. J. V. Heuer. Cedar Rapids social rounds continued with exchanges of compliments and visits among residents and visiting relatives.

Cemr Rapids Veral Edwin H. Wadsed Country Club Heights Carl K. Linge Mty-Third Street Carl C. Kesler E Boulevard Blake Bouse Heuers Pauline Vane Monneath Tea Room J. V. Heuer Kansas L. F. Vane E. I. Heuer Heuer Ferns Virginia Vane Wallace Boyson

Michigan Students Visit Home For Ten Day Vacation

John Cherry and John Lynn Crawford arrive from Ann Arbor Michigan to spend a ten day vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs Howard Cherry at 305 Nassau Street SE and Mrs J Lynn Crawford at 1266 Third Avenue SE.

John Cherry John Lynn Crawford Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Howard Cherry Nassau Street J. Lynn Crawford Third Avenue SE

Family hears father improving after Florida visit

Mrs W J Brown and her daughter Susan of 1962 First Avenue East will return this afternoon from St Petersburg Florida where she was called by the illness of her father D E Howell who is now much improved

W. J. Brown Susan First Avenue E St.Petersburg Fla D. E. Howell

Stubbs Family To Return From Kansas Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Lurton H. Stubbs and their daughter Miss Mary Stubbs of 358 Woodland Drive SE will return midweek from Kansas where they visited Mr. Stubbs' father.

Lurton H. Stubbs Mary Stubbs Woodland Drive Kansas Mr. Stubbs

Mrs Wheeler to Visit Cedar Rapids Relatives

Mrs Joe Wheeler arrives in Chicago from Boston today and will travel to Cedar Rapids on Tuesday to stay several weeks with her parents Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey at 1832 Second Avenue SE.

Joe Wheeler Chicago Boston Cedar Rapids Fred W. Bailey Second Avenue SE

Mrs Johnsons Return After Visit in Tor onto

Mrs George E Johnson and her daughter June Johnson of Toronto Canada left Saturday for home after two weeks with Mrs Johnsons aunt Miss Lelia Johnson of 1100 First Avenue East.

George E. Johnson June Johnson Toronto Canada

Cham bers Return From Florida Stay at Commonwealth Apartments

Mr and Mrs Frank C Cham bers of Commonwealth apartments returned early last week from Florida where they had spent several weeks.

Frank C. Chambers Commonwealth Apartments Florida

Frank Fratcher Returns From Washington Trip

Frank Fratcher of Hotel Roosevelt returned the middle of the week from a business trip to Washington D C.

Frank Fratcher Hotel Roosevelt Washington, D. C

Mrs Alt Heads South for Texas Visit

Mrs Roy C Alt of 396 Twenty-first street SE left the last of the week for San Antonio Texas where she plans to spend a few weeks.

Alt Roy C. Alt Twenty-first Street San Antonio Texas

Ely Family Plans Move to Chicago

Mrs Charlies Ely will leave next week for Chicago to join her husband Mr Ely and establish their home there.

Elys Chicago Charlies Ely Mr. Ely

Seelys Plan Return Trip From Miami After Months Away

Mr and Mrs Merton F Seely were to depart for home on Saturday from Miami Florida where they have spent several months away.

Merton F. Seely Miami Fla

St Margaret's Circle Hosting Spring Party at Gattos

The Immaculate Conception church circle plans a large spring party Monday at Gattos with about 250 attendees. Contract and auction bridge and five hundred will start at 8 pm, dancing to an eight piece orchestra from 9 pm. Tickets available from members or at the door.

St. Margaret's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church Gatto's

Athens Club to Host Dancing Party in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Athens club, part of a growing Greek letter social fraternity, will hold its first dancing party Saturday at 9 pm in the Hotel Montrose Crystal ballroom. The group plans monthly dances for members, with intercity club membership across Omaha Des Moines Ames Iowa City Davenport Waterloo Dubuque Mason City. Committee members include Herbert Killian Edwy C Clapp and Miss Mary Kehoe or Miss Mary Stubbs.

Cedar Rapids Athens Clube Iowa Hotel Montrose Crystal Ballroom Greek Letter Fraternity Omaha Council Bluffs Des Moines Sioux City Ames Ottumwa Iowa City Davenport Waterloo Dubuque Mason City Athens Club Herbert Killian Edwy ¢. Clapp Mary Kehoe Mary Stubbs

Delta Delta Delta Luncheon Held At Cedar Rapids Club

Mrs J F Yothers Mrs Paul Ray Mrs Ward Macy and Mrs Alice Salter hosted a Delta Delta Delta luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday afternoon. About forty members attended.

J. F. Yothers Paul 8. Ray C. Ward Macy Alice B. Salter Delta Delta Delta Sorority Coe College Cedar Rapids Country Club

Messinger Daughter Marries LeRoy Dougherty at Little Brown Church

Mr and Mrs J F Messinger announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Ellen to LeRoy F Dougherty. The ceremony was held Thursday at 4 in the Little Brown church near Nashua. They will reside at 1516 K avenue NE after a wedding trip.

J. F. Messinger Fifth Street Margaret Ellen LeRoy F. Dougherty Little Brown Nashua Dougherty Charles Dougherty

Twins Celebrate Sixth Birthday Party

Mrs. A. E. Wilson hosted a Friday nursery party for Carolyn and Francis Wilson as they turned six on April 2. Fourteen friends attended with games gifts and birthday cake at both ends of the decorated table. Guests included Doris Jean Clifford Betty Lou Martin Olga Lindelar Shirley Phyllis and Harriett Cook Lillian Caperonis Carolyn Wilson Joe Cook Robert and Jimmy Smith Raymond Schorr Buddy Moscript Niel Gaskill and Francis Wilson assisted by Mrs. George Clifford Mrs. Joe Cook and Mrs. Gilbert Martin.

A. E. Wilson Third Street Carolyn Francis Doris Jean Clifford Betty Lou Martin Olga Lindelar Shirley Phyllis Harriett Cook Lillian Caperonis Carolyn Wilson Joe Cook Robert Jimmy Smith Raymond Schorr Buddy Moscript Niel Gaskill Francis Wilson George Clifford Gilbert Martin Wilson

Sixty Attend St. Pauls Mission Society Meeting

Sixty members attended a St. Pauls Methodist Church Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. R. R. Rogers home on Country Club Parkway SE. The Home Society led the event with Mrs. QO. C. Ol ney as hostess chair and Mrs. B. F. Van Lehn presenting a review of Christianity in Industry by Alva W. Tailor assisted by Mrs. H. J. Hartman, Mrs. J. J. Hall, and Mrs. Herbert C. Ring.

Missionary Societies St. Paul's Methodist Church R. R. Rogers Country Club Parkway SE Home Society QO. C. Olney B. F. van Lehn Alva W. Tailor H. J. Hartman J. J. Hall Herbert C. Ring

Laverys Move From New York City to Scarsdale

Mr and Mrs Clyde Lavery formerly residing in New York City have moved their household to Scarsdale New York marking a residential relocation within the state.

Clyde Lavery New York City Scarsdale N. Y

First Presbyterian Church Hosts Old Fashioned Costume Party

Anna Burkhalter and guild members with their husbands received invitations for an old fashioned costume party and supper to be held Friday the thirteenth in the chapel at the First Presbyterian church.

Anna Burkhalter First Presbyterian Church

Killians Visit Tucson Guests of Gordon Couple for Week

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Killian depart Saturday for Tucson Arizona to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Gordon for about a week.

Richard Killian Blake Boulevard Tucson Ariz Robert P. Gordon

Ruskin Sandbourne Studio Recital Features Pupils

Ruskin Sandbourne presents the third in his spring series of studio afternoons on Monday from 4:30 to 5:30. Pupils Doris Summy Warren Summy Bryce Fisher John Fisher Jean Fahrney Bruce McCullough perform with Dick Lynch assisting, a cornet solo. Recital at 1245 Second Avenue SE. public invited.

Ruskin Sandbourne Doris Warren Summy Bryce John Fisher Jean Fahrney Bruce McCullough Dick ‘Lynch William Vesely Second Avenue SE

Louise Leibert Circle Meets for Luncheon

The Louise Leibert circle of King's Daughters will meet Tuesday for luncheon at the home of Mrs K. E. Cornell located at 848 Sixteenth street SE.

Louise Leibert King's Daughters K. E. Cornell Sixteenth Street

Sonia Rosenbaum Receives $600 New York Theater Scholarship

Sonia Rosenbaum, daughter of Mr and Mrs T Rosenbaum of 2101 Washington Ave SE, earns one of two $600 scholarships for continued study at The Alviene in New York City. She graduated last spring from Stephens College in Columbia Missouri and moved to New York last fall to study theater.

T. Rosenbaum Washington Avenue SE Sonia Rosenbaum Alviene New York City Miss Rosenbaum Stephens College Columbia, Mo New York

Northeastern Iowa Bridge Pairs Championship Winners Named

Lena Hodgin and partner won the Northeastern Iowa pair championship at the Russell Lamson hotel in Waterloo. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo teams placed high in afternoon and evening sessions with Carey and Taylor also earning top positions. A large Cedar Rapids delegation traveled to Waterloo for the event.

Edar Rapids Waterloo Iowa Russell Lamson Hotel Ned Bee Mis Ujived Lon Kucvine aUnd Lena ‘Hodgin E. J. Carey Cedar Rapids

Ashley Chapter Observes Patriot's Day Meeting

The Ashley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will observe Patriot's Day at its Saturday afternoon meeting at the Woman's club. Members will answer roll call with the name of their Revolutionary War ancestor. Names listed include Royal H. Holbrook, Mrs. E. H. Hagey, Mrs. J. E. Stansbury, Mrs. F. E. Conn, Mrs. M. H. Harris, Miss Irene Hazel, Hicks, Mrs. George F. Gibson, Mrs. H. P. McKnight, and Mrs. L. W. Dunlap.

Local Women Plan Trip to Chicago Flower Show

Mrs. Robert C. Armstrong and Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer along with Mrs. Edward Sheehy are among those arranging travel to Chicago at the start of next week to attend the flower show.

Chicago Robert C. Armstrong van Vechten Shaffer Edward Sheehy

Cedar Rapids Garden Club Meets at Mrs Carey Home

The Cedar Rapids Garden Club gathers Wednesday morning at 2317 Grande Avenue SE for a meeting. Mrs E J Carey hosts and Mrs E Spence will present a talk titled Gray Leaved Plants.

Cedar Rapids Garden Club E. J. Carey Grande Avenue SE E. Spence

Eltings Expected Home Return From Florida

Mr and Mrs Victor Elting Jr of 400 Thirty second Street NE are due to arrive Monday from Vero Beach Florida where they have spent the last two months.

Victor Elting, Jr Thirty-second Street Vero Beach Fla

Keane School Workers Dance Postponed to April 20

The St. Patrick's parish Keane School Workers event, a dancing and card party planned for next Friday evening, has been postponed to April 20.

Keane School Workers Party Keane St. Patrick’s Parish

Minerva Delphian to Meet at Mrs Huxby Home

The Minerva Delphian club will gather at 359 Pleasant Drive SE on Monday. A program on French opera will be presented by Mesdames Homer Gittings, J H Anderson, H G Helser man, J W Barnett, W H Ogburn, F S Novotny, Ida Wilcox, A E Einen and H W Ward.

Minerva Delphian Robert Huxby Pleasant Drive Mesdames Homer Gittings J. H. Anderson H. G. Helserman J. W. Barnett W. H. Ogburn F.S. Novotny Ida Wilcox A. E. Einen H. W. Ward

Wednesday Shakespeare Club Meets for Reading Acts IV and V

The Wednesday Shakespeare club will meet with Mrs. C. S. Mahaffy at 1945 Grande avenue SE Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Roll call will be answered with current events. Reading will be Acts IV and V of the Merry Wives of Windsor.

Shakespeare Club C. S. Mahaffy Grande Avenue SE

Miss Margaret Meyn Accepts Delmar School Post

Miss Margaret Meyn of Oxford daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Meyn 1211 Sixth Street NW has accepted a position as principal and high school instructor in the Delmar consolidated school.

Margaret Meyn Oxford H. G. Meyn Sixth Street Delmar Consolidated School

Council For Better Films to Meet Monday Evening

The Better Films council formed in Cedar Rapids by leaders from many organizations with Mrs. F C Kellogg as chair will meet Monday at 8 pm in the Crystal room of the Hotel Montrose. Rev Nelson C Dreier will speak on movies' effect on American children using Payne Foundation findings. An informal discussion will follow led by Rev Erm l Frye. public attendance is invited.

Better Films Council Cedar Rapids F. C. Kellogg Crystal Room Montrose Nelson C. Dreier Payne Foundation Erm] B. Frye

Iowa Women’s Golf Tournament to be Held Here

The Cedar Rapids Country Club invites officials of the Women's Golf Association of Iowa to host the annual state tournament on its course. The event was set for Council Bluffs but course improvements require relocation to another venue.

Cedar Rapids

Senator Reed Visits in City After Kansas City Arrival

Former Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed arrived from Kansas City Saturday morning and spent the day with Mrs. John A. Reed at 616 Sixth Street SW before departing Saturday night for Washington.

James A. Reed Kansas City John A. Reed Sixth Street Washington, D. C

Dramatic Arts Dept Elects Club Leaders

The Woman's club dramatic art department elected Mrs. Har old A Pickerill as chairman and Mrs. T Aulden Griffin as leader at Friday’s meeting at the club house. Mrs. Frank X Guyott became secretary and Mrs. Elton Yea ger treasurer. A luncheon preceded the meeting with Mrs. Charles Earhart and Mrs. Frank Gates as hostesses. The program, a play The Clock Strikes, was produced by Washington high school juniors under Miss Ina Hibbard. The health department invited the group to join for luncheon and reeart ell and Mrs. Fred Petrick.

Woman's Club Harold A. Pickerill T. Aulden Griffin Frank X. Guyott Elton Yeager Charles Earhart Frank Gates Washington High School Ina Hibbard Health Department Ond Ree Art " Ell Fred Petrick

Grace Boquist and Adrian Pike Wed at First Christian Church

Miss Grace Boquist daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Boquist of Toddville and Adrian Pike son of Mr and Mrs J W Pike of 4036 First Avenue E were united in marriage Saturday evening at 8 in the chapel of the First Christian church. Rev Blaine Hyten read the ceremony with Miss Edna Boquist and Douglas Marsh as attendants. The bride works for Newman's and the groom is a salesman for Auto Parts. They will reside at 1530 Fourth Avenue SE after April 15.

Grace Boquist Third Avenue SE C. O. Boquist Toddville Adrian Pike J. W. Pike First Avenue E First Christian Church Blaine Hyten Edna Boquist Douglas Marsh Newman's Mr. Pike Auto Fourth Avenue SE

Mount Mercy Club Hosts Tag Day and Costume Party

The Mission club at Mount Mercy sponsored a tag day and costume party on Thursday with bingo and dancing. Margaret Jameson won prettiest costume while Charlotte Hubbard earned funniest garb. Vita Rauch Nadine Miller and Dolores Fagan led arrangements.

Mission Club Mount Mercy Margaret Jameson Charlotte Hubbard Vita Rauch Nadine Miller Dolores Fagan Physical Education Department Mount Mercy Junior College

Rebecca Alexander Tent hosts Broken Dreams play night

Entertainment for Rebecca Alexander Tent No. 14 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War is set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the memorial building. Calvary Baptist church group will perform Broken Dreams directed by Mrs H C Montgomery with Mrs Hugh Hillerege and others as sponsors urging public attendance.

Rebecca Alexander Memorial Building Calvary Baptist Church H. C. Montgomery Hugh Hillerege Calvin Williams George Hollom John Heaton

Camp Fire group hosts dinner and council fire

The Zhontimachick Camp Fire group held a Friday evening dinner and council fire led by Irene Navratil. Bernice Biederman and Fay Bartholomew joined the toast. Ruth and Constance Staples sang a duet and Mrs J Campbell spoke. Several others attended including Mildred Loukota Laura Bartholomew Eleanor Thompson Doris Blessing Florence Berger Ethel Randall Mildred Fitzgerald Clara Slagle Violet De LaMeter Miss Marvel Foster the guardian and Miss Luella O'Brien.

Zhontimachick Council Irene Navratil Bernice Biederman Fay Bartholomew Ruth Constance Staples J. Campbell Guardian Hobby Council Mildred Loukota Laura Bartholomew Eleanor Thompson Doris Blessing Florence Berger Ethel Randall Mildred Fitzgerald Clara Slagle Violet de LaMeter Marvel Foster The Luella O’brien

Miss Maker Frame of Waukesha Visits Commonwealth Resident

After several days with Miss Florence LeClear at the Commonwealth apartment, Miss Maker Frame of Waukesha left on Friday.

Florence LeClear Commonwealth

League for the Hard of Hearing Meets at Jones Home

The regular Tuesday meeting will be at C. M. Jones residence 504 Thirty fourth street NE. A picnic supper at 6 p.m. precedes the lesson and social hour.

The League For the Hard of Hearing C. M. Jones Thirty-fourth Street

Crocuses Bloom at Mrs Meader’s Park Avenue Home

Early spring color brightens Park Avenue with crocuses at Mrs J W Meader’s 111 Park Avenue BK residence. The blooms include white Persian and yellow varieties against a sunny day as motorists enjoy the mild weather.

J. W. Meader Park Avenue

WCTU Medal Contest At St Pauls Methodist Chapel

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a medal contest Tuesday evening in the chapel of St Paul's Methodist church. An interesting program is planned and the public is invited to attend. Seven boys and seven girls will speak.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union St. Paul's Methodist Church

Piano Study Club Program At Mrs Sidney P File Home

The piano study club of Mrs. Sidney P File hosted a program at her home on Saturday afternoon. Participants included Richard Kehne Peter Rowan Tim Rowan Esther Thurman Allan Thurman Rosemary Cooper Dick Ferguson Tom Shive Jean Brownlee Tom Pew Jean Pew Barbara Owen and Barbara Owen.

Sidney P. File Avenue NE Richard Kehne Peter and Tim Rowan Esther Allan Thurman Rosemary Cooper Dick Ferguson Tom Shive Jean Brownlee Tom and Jean Pew Joan Chehak Barbara Owen

Ambar Grotto to Sponsor Spring Dance at Danceland

The Ambar Grotto will sponsor a spring dance at Danceland on Wednesday evening from 9 to 12. A ten piece orchestra is to play for the dancing.

Ambar Grotto

Alpha Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel Monday

The Alpha Delphian chapter will meet Monday at 2 p.m. in the Montrose hotel. Mrs. D. M. Hall will lead the lesson on The Oriental Tale with reports from Mrs. Harold Stoehr Mrs. M. B. Hallman Mrs. C. E. Irwin Mrs. H. E. Henderson and Mrs. F. C. Wanles.

Alpha Delphian Chapter Montrose Hotel D. M. Hall Harold Stoehr M. 8. Hallman C. E. Irwin H. E. Henderson F.C. Wanles

Mercy hospital alumnae monthly meeting and directors' session

The Mercy hospital alumnae hold their monthly meeting Monday at 2 p.m. in the hospital. A board of directors meeting follows at 1 30 p.m. in the same location.

Mercy Hospital

Committees Named For Chapters GM And FC P E O

Mrs H Mensinger president of chapter GM announces 1934 35 season committees Program chaired by Mrs C C Kesler Social led by Mrs James F E Patterson Education chaired by Miss Clark Robinson and Mrs J Harold Horan Philanthropic led by Miss Lena Vogt and others Visiting and flower group chaired by Mrs George Hearn Auditing by Miss Hattle Cook and Mrs F Keith Young Notification chaired by Mrs A Loepp Budget led by Mrs Leon Meyer and others Press reporters named For chapter FO committees include program social philanthropy ways and means visiting and flowers etc.

Neward H. ¥. Mensinger C. CC. Kesler Walter Handy H. C. Watson 8. V. Shonka R. E. Curray FE. W. Spence James FE. Patterson C. V. Lehman Bruce West Louise Hathaway Inga Tapper M. 8. Hallman Robert C. Toms Harold Brownlee Clark Robinson J. Harold Horan J. E. Ives Lena Vogt R. G. Austin Helen Shoemaker John Trosky Ray F. Anderson William C. Crawford George Hearn G. L. Krabbenhoff R. P. Taylor L. A. Kessler Hattle Cook F. Keith Young A. ©. Loepp R. W. Manatt A. G. Evans George Starr T. F. Suchomel Maurine Mather Ariana Burr Leon Meyer Glen Rodgers Harold Horan Charles Roberts Earl B. Delzell Robert W. Greene W. E. Peschau Alice Page B.larrington Guy Hillier J. W. Miller Minna Wikoff L. A. Mansfield Rolio Pickford C. O. Gray Herbert Killian W. F. Protzman Grace Lambert Marvin Delden E. T. Hitchcock Leland Mahaffy J. D. Wardle R. K. Smith Fred A. Winter Wayne J. Foster J. M. Dinwiddie A. A. Brooks John L Gilmore T. £. Ravenscroft William Hoyman W. A. Ball L. D. Dennis B. F. Wolverton A. O. Ambroz Mary Bell Moray Eby Ethel Ryan

Cedar Rapids P. E. O. council elects new president

Mrs. Jay W. Hesser, member of chapter HIJ, was elected president of the Cedar Rapids P. E. O. council at its meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robert P. Taylor. The council brings together representatives from nearby chapters of the organization.

R. F. Erickson Cedar Rapids Parent Teacher Council C. A. Love Jay W. Hesser Robert P. Taylor Organiza

Miss Gertrude Ruskin Returns to New York City

Miss Gertrude Ruskin returns to her home in New York City after five months with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenbaum at 1721 Grande avenue SE She will resume her law practice on arrival and has directed a play for the Sisterhood and Sunday school at Temple Judah in the city while away.

Gertrude Ruskin New York City Louis Rosenbaum Grande Avenue SE Miss Ruskin New York Sisterhood Temple Judah

Dinner for Metropolitan Supply women hosts Bunco night

Mrs. Charles M. Jones of 504 Thirty Fourth Street NE gave a dinner Saturday evening for twenty five women employed at the Metropolitan Supply company Bunco followed the meal.

Charles M. Jones Thirty-fourth Street Metropolitan Supply Company Bunco

Departments Of Woman's Club Elect Officers

The Des Moines area Woman's club groups plan year end meetings with officer elections and programs. History and Literature will host a luncheon and talk on Tama Indians. American Home, Mount Mercy Players, and other departments hold luncheons, business meetings, and guest speakers through the week. The Health Education hike and music wrap up the schedule as summer plans begin.

Edar Rapids Woman's Club Deepartment Fred C. Meyers Warren Hansen Gladys Carroll Helen Wise Hansen

Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary Picnic and Talk Set

The Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary will meet at 1704 Seventh Avenue SE Monday evening for a picnic dinner. Miss Cora Jacobs, Linn County relief director, will speak after dinner. Hostesses include Mrs F Peshek Mrs W J Barnaby Mrs M R Brierly and Mrs C N Booth.

Cedar Rapids William F. Hruska Seventh Avenue SE Cora Jacobs Relief Linn County F. Peshek Mra W. J. Barnaby M. R. Brierly C. N. Booth

Hi-Y Etaes Plan Washington High Spring Dance

Hi Y Ettes of Washington high school announce a spring dance next Saturday at the Coe college recreation room. Miss Miriam Hunterford and Miss Betty Kehne lead planning efforts with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Estby and Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Yothers serving as chaperones.

Hi-y-Ettes Washington High School Coe College Miriam Hunwerford Betty Kehne Walter Estby J. F. Yothers

Ruth Elaine Kohl’s Eighth Birthday Party Attended by Schoolmates

Ruth Elaine Kohl entertained ten school friends at 1729 D avenue NE Saturday afternoon for her eighth birthday. Guests included Eroy Cullman Beverly Hover Polly Spahn Margaret Deal Helen Marie Sills Jeannette Marshall Mary Melis Shirley Parks Margaret Hunster Virginia Kohl and Ruth Kohl.

Ruth Elaine Kohl Lawrence E. Kohl D Avenue NE Eroy Cullman Beverly Hover Polly Spahn Margaret Deal Helen Marie Sills Jeannette Marshall Mary Melis Shirley Parks Margaret Hunster Virginia Ruth Kohl

St Rita’s Circle Hosts Card Party After Meeting

St Rita’s circle of St Matthew’s church held a card party Friday night at Mrs H C Stemiar’s home 1915 Grande avenue SE Prizes were won by Mrs Charles Hiegel Mrs Arthur Mallon and Mrs W H Jump

St. Rita's St. Matthew's Church 8. C. Stemiar Grande Avenue SE Charles Hiegel Arthur Mallon W. HL Jump

Howard Jeffrey Heads to Kansas City Friday

Howard Jeffrey traveled to Kansas City Missouri on Friday due to the serious illness of his father seeking family support and possible medical updates.

Kansas City Howard Jeffrey

Art Teachers To Attend Tea At Little Gallery

Cedar Rapids high school art teachers attend a 3 pm tea at the Little Gallery. The event opens a joint show of local art teachers running through April. Guests include Mrs. Revere, Mrs. Jay Gigmund, Mira Astin, Deaman, and Jam AB.

Cedar Rapids Little Gallery Ke Pe Revere Cherery Jay_Gigmund Mira. Astin .C Deaman AB. Ee

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