Guests From Out of Town Spark Local Dinner Series
City hosts honored visiting Spokane pair Mr. and Mrs. George Ainslie at a Monday dinner party at the Y M C A. More than 60 guests attended as the Ainslies spoke and left for Spokane later that week. Other Cedar Rapids residents hosted honors for Napa California guests the Berglunds with lunch Monday and a dinner courtesy planned by Mr and Mrs Roy Choate for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ociety
George Ainslie
Spokane
Wash
A. T. Pleune
Bever Avenue SE
Charles E. Roberts
B Avenue NE
L. W. Dunlap
Elmhurst Drive
Pleune
Masonic Chorus
William J. Rinderknecht
Ross Berglund
Napa
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Harold N. Graves
Linden Drive
Berglund
Graves
Mary Louise Wingert Honors Miss Naomi Kester
Miss Naomi Kester, 3 is to be married May 3, honored by a breakfast and personal shower hosted by Mary Louise Wingert, 1232 Third Avenue SE. Attendees included Mrs Whitaker, Stanley Griffin, Dale Myers, Arthur Stanaway, H D Wingert, and several Misses Callier, Power, Minshall, Wing, Charlotte Wing, and Jeanne Hamblin, with out-of-town guest Miss Alice Kester from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Wingert
Third Avenue SE
Naomi Kester
Iss Kester
Meéesdames Whitaker
Stanley Griffin
Dale Myers
Arthur Stanaway
H. D. Wingert
Earlamond Callier
Evelyn Callier
Elsie Power
Betty Minshall
Marion Wing
Charlotte Wing
Jeanne Hamblin
Alice Kester
Iowa City
Mrs W D Lyon to Entertain Her Bridge Club
Mrs Wallace D Lyon of 26 Blake terrace SE will host a luncheon for members of her bridge club at her home on Wednesday.
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Wallace D. Lyon
Blake Terrace SE
Mrs Edwin Nelson Hosts Monday Book Club Luncheon
Mrs Edwin C Nelson of 2117 Washington avenue SE entertained the Monday book club at luncheon and led a review of the book. The next meeting is set for April 28 with Mrs Loomis at 2316 Twenty-sixth be drive SE.
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Edwin C. Nelson
Washington Avenue
Monday Book Club
Loomis
Twenty
Tom Wright Cast in Albion College Play
Tom Wright a junior at Albion College will perform in the fourth production of I'd Rather Bet presented April 25 by the Interfraternity council at Albion Mich. He is the son of Mr and Mrs T H Wright Jr of the Carlton apartments.
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Tom Wright
T. H. Wright, Jr
Carlton Apartments
Albion College
Albion
Mich
Interfraternity Council
Tom
Mrs Whipple Hosts PEO Chapter IF Meeting
Mrs. William P. Whipple of 1397 Elmhurst Drive NE entertained PEO Chapter IF Monday with a program on Scientific Research presented by Mrs. Glen E. The year’s committees included Program by Mesdames Kainz Van Meter and Miller, Budget by Mesdames Turner Lyon and Ellan McLaughlin, Social by Mesdames Greenawalt Adkins Ralston Helscher, Telephone by Mesdames Wallace Boyson Grim Helscher and Saxton, Visiting by Mesdames Wise Ottsen Moen, Press Event by Mrs Hanntorian Wise, Musicians by Mesd Moen and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Whipple
Elmhurst Drive
Howard B
H. Helscher
Glen E. R
Karl H. Kainz
Clarke van Meter
Robert F. Miller
G. E. Turner
Nard P. Lyon
Ellan McLaughlin
R. A. Greenawalt
H. B. Adkins
W. D. Ralston
H. B. Helscher
Wallace G. Boyson
D. E. Grim
G. H. Helscher
Burton Saxton
Rex Wise
Kenneth Ottsen
E. R. Moen
Maxine Wenke Honored Guest At Pre Nuptial Events
Miss Maxine Wenke, soon to marry Lewis Holtman on Easter Sunday, received multiple pre nuptial courtesies. Attendees included Mesdames Wenke Leefers Brown Regan Murray Stepanek Toms Fosse McKeeley and Miss Mary Evelyn Wenke at Killian's tea room and Mrs Wurster's tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Wenke
Lewis Holtman
F. C. Anderle
Killian’s
Elect
E. A. Wenke
R. C. Leefers
E. Brown
Frank Regan
J. R. Murray
F. M. Stepanek
A. E. Toms
C. A. Fosse
B. H. McKeeley
Mary Evelyn Wenke
Loretta Floetchinger
Dorothy Hodgin
Marguerite Munder
Miss Wenke
Gertrude Campbell
Evelyn Wenke
Edward Wenke
C. H. Hodgin
Miss Soukop and Geo Horak Wed in Southeast Iowa Union
Miss Dorothy Jean Soukop daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Soukop and George Horak son of Mr. and Mrs. William Horak wed in a ceremony before her marriage. The bride wore a white marquisette dress with lace and pearls, carried a white bouquet, and was given in marriage by her father. Bridesmaids Helen Vavra and Margaret Horak wore pink and carried flowers. A reception followed at the groom’s home in Center Point.
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Geo. Hora
Dorothy Jean
A. T. Soukop
E Street
Trail Trotters Open Season With Dinner At Vern Haven Stables
The Trail Trotters youth riding group commenced their season with a Monday dinner in the tack room at Vern Haven stables. Hosts Mr and Mrs A L McKinstry and Miss Aud rey Carthers welcomed guests including Ruth Buresh Jeney Eleanor Con Canaday Madellon Quass Mit Roeder and Mrs C Deane Carthers. Sam Stohl acted as master of ceremonies for the program.
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Trail Trotters
Vern Haven Stables
A. L. McKinstry
Audrey Carthers
Ruth Buresh
Jeney
Eleanor Con- Canaday
Madellon Quass
Mit Roeder
Meeting Notice for April 17 Session
The notice states that the next meeting will be held on April 17, with no additional agenda details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Nemecek
Margaret Bottome Circle to Host Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. Joseph W. Carberry of 307 Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE will entertain the Mart Bottome circle of King's Daughters Wednesday at 1 p.m. with a dessert luncheon.
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Margaret Bottome
Joseph W. Carberry
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Mart Bottome
King'saughters
Tendakoda Camp Fire Meeting At St John’s Church
Miss Jothy Canfield field secretary spoke on symbolism during a Tendakoda Camp Fire meeting held Monday at St. John’s Church.
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Tendakoda
St. John’s c
Jothy Canfield
Irene Douglas Circle Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Grant Miller
Irene Douglas circle of the King's Daughters will be entertained at a luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Grant Miller located at 1809 First Avenue East.
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Irene Douglas
King’s Daughters
Grant Miller
First Avenue E
Practical Apron for Gardeners with Handy Pockets
Gardener themed article explains stitching a durable denim apron. It details cutting strips from blue denim, binding with bias tape, and creating pockets for a trowel gloves and shears. The piece notes gathering the apron to a belt and finishing hems for a snug fit.
Miss Icel Tiernan Honored at Shower in Decorated Brunch
Mrs H L Wilson and Mrs D D Harrington hosted a Sunday morning brunch at 125 Twenty first street honoring Miss Icel Tiernan of Van Horne, bride elect of Roy Driscoll. Guests from Van Horne, Iowa City, Ottumwa and surrounding areas attended, with Easter themed table centerpieces and personal gifts for the guest of honor.
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H. L. Wilson
Twentyfirst Street
D. D. Harrington
Higley Avenue SE
Icel Tiernan
van Horne
Roy Driscoll
Tiernan
J. W. Tiernan
James Tiernan, Jr
Auth Schmitz
Winn Schallan
Katherine
Winnifred Tiernan
George Newton
Watkins
Oren Travis
Mount Vernon
Vera Sulek
Bernard Herbers
Vivian Coen
Geneva Mungovan
Iowa City
Dorothy Callan
Ottumwa
Howard Snyder
Russell Burgess
Vincent Driscoll
Gordon J. Delaney
Clinton E. Schaeffer
Wilson C. Care
Mmenel John Harrington
Gayle Giblin
Merna Kellaney
West Highlands Kings Daughters Meet Plans Next Meeting
West Highlands circle of the King's Daughters met with Mrs. Fay Clemensee. The next gathering is set with Mrs. R. Anderson on Eighteenth Street NW, April 17.
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West Highlands
Lambda Chapter Honors Members With Farewell Dinner
Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a dinner at the Commonwealth tea room on Monday night honoring Martha Warner who departs for Kansas City and Marie Steber who moves to Iowa City. Organizers were Mary Rowan Jeanne Russett and Mildred Pandernik. Gifts were given to the two honorees. An educational program led by Mrs. Pierre A. Tracy featured Thora Nelson Ethel Madden Leola Jack Joan Rowan and Ada Vedder. Florence Paulus and Helen Stourne qualified for the Ritual of Jewels.
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Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Commonwealth Tea Room
Martha Warner
Kansas City
Marie Steber
Iowa City
Mary Rowan
Jeanne Russett
Mildred Pandernik
Pierre A. Tracy
Thora Nelson
Ethel Madden
Leola Jack
Joan Rowan
Ada Vedder
Florence Paulus
Helen Stourne
Cedar Rapids Art Association Hours Change
The Cedar Rapids Art Association gallery hours are set from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily except Sunday with afternoon times 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. daily and Sunday, as announced Monday.
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Cedar Rapids Art Association
Blic
Ette
Poetry program by Chapter II PEO features Hallman reading diverse poets
Mrs. M. S. Hallman presented a poetry program for Chapter II PEO after a dessert luncheon at 1941 Park Avenue SE. She read works by Frost Lowell Lee Drinkwater Weldon Johnson Millay Masefield Crosby Ward Williar and others, with Miss Janice Bailey performing piano solos by Rachmaninoff and Debussy. Guests included Mrs. C. T. Reynolds Mrs. Alyce McConkie Miss Emma Lambert and Mrs. Betty Off.
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M. S. Hallman
W. H. Bailey
Jean Bailey
Park Avenue SE
Hallman
Robert Frost
Amy Lowell
Agnes Lee
John Drinkwater
James Weldon Johnson
Edna St. Vincent Millay
John Masefield
Phoebe Crosby
Carl Sandburg
Sara Teasdale
Edwin Arlington Robinson
G. K
Pi Omicron Dinner Entertainment at Roosevelt Hotel
Iota Epsilon chapter hosted a buffet supper Monday evening in the Lincoln room of the Roosevelt hotel with Easter motif centerpieces showing a large Easter rabbit colored eggs and yellow tapers. Guests included Ruth Heald Tillie Prestegard Betty Walker Jessie Shaw Edna Nissen Helen Hogan Alice Phillipson Betty Landa and Helen Bailey.
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Iota Epsilon Chapter
Pi Omicron Sorority
Lincoln
Roosevelt Hotel
Ruth Heald
Tillie Prestegard
Betty Walker
Jessie Shaw
Edna Nissen
Helen Hogan
Alice Phillipson
Betty Landa
Helen Bailey
Sorority Holds Founders Dinner Pledging Ceremony
Delta Theta Chi held its formal pledging during the Founders dinner Friday at the Montrose hotel. Mrs. Howard Pettit presided, with Mrs. Ernest P. Mickel and Miss Miriam Hungerford presented for pledging. after dinner Mrs. Glenn Oye sang and Mrs. George Sturtz spoke on the meaning of Founders Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Howard Pettit
Ernest P. Mickel
Miriam Hungerford
Glennoye
George Sturtz
Rainbow Girls Benefit Card Party and Style Show
The Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly No 11 hosts a benefit card party and style show at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Masonic temple. Newman’s store presents spin styles. Reservations via Winifred Hargrave called at 25936.
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Order of Rainbow
Assembly No. 11
Masonic Temple
Newman's
Winifred Hargrave
Birthday gathering honors Anna Marvis at home
Mr and Mrs Obeda host a birthday observance for their daughter Anna Marvis at 1004 First Street SW. Guests include Mrs Anna Johnson of Marion, Mr and Mrs L L Larson with children Anna and Allen, and M W Anderson.
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Obeda
First Street
Anna Marvis
Anna Johnson
Marion
L. L. Larson
Anna and
Allen
M. W. Anderson
Odako Camp elects officers at Grace Episcopal church
Members gathered at Grace Episcopal church on Saturday to elect Odako Camp officers. Doro thy Wiedersberg was chosen president, Geraldine aleen vice president, Gwendolyn Wren secretary, Lillian Michelson treasurer, and Carolyn Nelson scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odako
Grace Episcopal Church
Dorothy Wiedersberg
Geraldine Aleen
Gwendolyn Wren
Lillian Michelson
Carolyn Nelson
We The Women- War Nerves Disrupt Family Life
Ruth Millett urges women to inspect and protect family life as war strains grow. A New York conference noted ill effects such as disorganized communities, hasty marriages, juvenile delinquency, and falling birth rates. Millett asks readers to examine their own homes and avoid despair and distrust.
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New York
Willard Waller
Columbia University
New York State
Frien
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Trene Douglas Circle
JOE St! Grocery & Market NO
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Ark’s
W. Highlands Circle
PI Omicron Chapter
Delta Theta Chi
Rainbow Girls
Mrs
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Leonard T. Arduser
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Gazette
Penney’s
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