Lindenwood Freshman Attire And Campus Customs Quiz
The Gazette quizzes Jessie Benson of Lindenwood College on campus fashion and traditions. Students discuss saddle shoes, purses, and long sweaters, with info on class superstition, queen elections, and weekend outings to St. Louis. Notable residents include Joan Houghton and two Honolulu Chinese girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Iowa
Jessie Benson
Harry C. Benson
Grande Avenue
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Lindenwood
Joan Houghton
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Houghton
Honolulu
St. Louis
Easter Guests Entertained in Iowa City News
Easter vacations bring visitors to Iowa City with gatherings at several homes. Notables include Miss Luella Danner hosting relatives from Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs. W J Danner. Dr and Mrs Steindler entertaining relatives from Chicago. Mrs Imma ONeill and Mrs Mary Klein visiting. Local clubs plan banquets and showers honor brides to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Owa City
Luella Danner
F. A. Danner
W. J. Danner
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur Steindler
Steindler
Elias Steindler
Chicago
Imma O'Neill
Klamath Falls
Yve
Mary Klein
Seattle
Wash
Ohn Evers
Lucille Davis
Spencer
D. T. Davis
R. L. Bywater
Bywater
A. J. HcNeill
Monticello
The
Elks’ Ladies Lab
Rollin M. Perkins
Carl G Heashore
Lenore
Julianne
Mr. Seashore
Dean
Carl ' Seashore
Woman's Relief Corps
Jennie Joy
Wapello
Dorothy Vitosh
Springville Ladies Meet for Club and District Plans
Miss Frances Safely hosted the Monday club in Springville with Mrs. Donald Peterson and Mrs. G C Bowdish reading papers. They organized plans for the District Federated club meeting to be held at Walker on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Safely
Monday Club
Donald Peterson
G. C. Bowdish
District Federated Club
Walker
Belle Plaine Couple wed in Des Moines church ceremony
Evelyn Rayner and Charles Formanek Jr. married March 30 at Holy Open Bible Church Des Moines with Rev. Frank E. Smith officiating Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. James Ridenour The groom, a Chicago and North Western employee, will reside in Belle Plaine Mrs W P Herring led Early American Poetry lesson for Chapter El of PEO after a luncheon at Mrs S Wertheim's home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rayner
Evelyn
Charles Formanek, Jr
Charles Formanek
Belle Plaine
Holy Open Bible Church
Des Moines
Frank E. Smith
James Ridenour
Formanek
Chicago and North Western
W. P. Herring
P. E.O
S. Wertheim
Anamosa Social Guests Dinner at Roosevelt Hotel
Anamosa residents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith host a family dinner today at the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids with guests from Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Des Moines. Other gatherings include a cooperative dinner hosted for Mrs. L R Runkle of Minneapolis and social visits by Mrs. Lester Hansen of Omaha and Miss Ruth McIntyre of Moline. The Mary Skinner Circle of the Congregational church is to be entertained by Mrs. J M Bray with Mrs. W W Gray assisting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
George Waite
Smith
Jack
Barbara
Anamosa
Beal Perrine
Henrietta Frank
Loveta Perrine
Des Moines
L. R. Runkle
Minneapolis
Wright Frazier
Lester Hansen
Omaha
George Fegan
Easter social notes from Webster church and school group
Webster Mrs Noel Montz hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid society with Mrs Burdette Bowman and Mrs E E Starry assisting. Mrs Deury Mirer entertained the school faculty at an Easter party Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Montz
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Burdette Bowman
E. E. Starry
Deury Mirer
Hearing Society Open House Draws Large Crowd
The Hearing Society held its first open house at the O R C building with lip reading demonstrations, a fashion show, and tea. The evening featured an welcome address, accordion solos by George Legge, talks by local members, and a supervisory film. A Cedar Rapids deanery unit meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women is scheduled for Tuesday with a potluck lunch at Immaculate Conception school and plans for a April 25 deanery event with Miss Wilson as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For
C. M. Jones
G. J. Marnette
Gray
George Legge
P. M. Lattner
Paul Hansen
Marnette
Pierce
Cedar Rapids
National Council of Catholic Women
J. H. Bormann
Immaculate Conception
Miss Wilson
Washington, D. C
The
N.C
American Legion and Auxiliary hold monthly meeting
The American Legion and Auxiliary met in the Legion hall on Tuesday evening. The auxiliary outlined plans for a public patriotic program set for April 20 in the school auditorium. Doris Evelyn Warren and Wayne D. Barber announce their Aug 3 1938 wedding in Harmony Minnesota. Berniece Lahann to wed Robert Putnam today in Maquoketa Sioux City wedding bell shower hosted for the bride to be. Walther League held a Tuesday meeting with Rev. Glock leading study and planned an old magazine drive to Iowa City State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Auxiliary
Clyde Warren
Doris Evelyn
Wayne D. Barber
A. F. Barber
Grand Mound
Harmony
Minn
William Holstien
Will Mueller
Berniece Lahann
Arnold Lahann
Maquoketa
Robert Putnam
Sioux City
Walther League
H. F. Glock
State Hospital
Iowa City
Grace Nell Crowell honored as Texas poet laureate in 1938
A well attended program at the Presbyterian church featured Mrs. H. D. Horst of Muscatine recounting Grace Nell Crowell life, designated representative American Mother in 1938. Mary Catherine Minor of Cottey college arrived for Easter with her family. Dorothy Anne Lashbrook of Gunnison, also a Cottey student, is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Presbyterian Church
H. D. Horst
Muscatine
Grace Nell Crowell
Texas
Mary Catherine Minor
Cottey College
Nevada
T. E. Minor
Vernon Mills
Dorothyanne Lashbrook
Gunnison, Colo
Cottey
Capron Announces Hazel Capron to Wed Howard Pettit
Mr and Mrs W L Capron announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Hazel to Howard C Pettit of Cedar Rapids The wedding will take place in June at a time and place to be announced locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Capron
Nineteenth Street
Hazel
Howard C. Pettit
Cedar Rapids
West Union Bride-to-Be Betty Greenough Wed in Westgate
Miss Betty Greenough and Carl J. Hoehne will marry in St Peter Lutheran Westgate after candle light service Easter Eve. The bride’s sister Darlene Greenough serves as bridesmaid, with Beatrice Hoehne as maid of honor, and Paul Hoehne as best man. The ceremony features a men's quartet and organ accompaniment. The couple will reside in Westgate. Plus society items include club meeting in First Evangelical church and Scout Mothers and Social Fifty gatherings with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Betty Greenough
A. A. Greenough
Carl J. Hoehne
Otto Hoehne
Westgate
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
O. G. Schultz
Darlene Greenough
Beatrice Hoehne
H. H. Suhr
Paul Hoehne
Edwin Hoehne
Clarence Robe
Portage
Wis
Party of the Month Club
The
Playground Commission
First Evangelical
First Avenue
Third Street
Paul McDowell
Mary Adams
Dick Talbott
Mary Ellen Reese
Earl Kee
Helen Meyer
P T A Plans Roundup On Children's Health Campaign
P T A health chairmen met at the board of education building to advance the annual April health roundup. The May 26 clinic at Memorial Coliseum will provide school entry physicals with fees based on family means. some children will be treated at home physicians if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Thomas F. Suchomel
Linn County Medical Society
John W. Altfillisch
Carl Kirwin
Public Welfare Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth McIntosh
Public Health Nursing Association
Mildred Hunt
Relief
Memorial Coliseum
E. D. Holvenstot
R. F. Taft
Neely Hill
May Frick Moves From Cedar Rapids To California
May Frick, beloved Cedar Rapids resident, prepares to move to Los Angeles with family ties to the Y M C A and Christian church. She has long led benevolent work, including world friendship tours and national church boards, and will be honored with a church reception before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Miss Frick
Board of the
Christian Church
Washington
Chicago
Second Avenue
Los Angeles
David E. Spangler
Chester C. Smither
First Christian Church
Presbyterian Ladies Work ing Band Hosts Event at Center Junction
Center Junction reports Mrs Nina Schrader hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Working band gathering. Mrs Norman Johnson led the meeting with guests including Mrs S L McCammon and Lydia Decious. Post nuptial shower honored Mrs Leonard Serbousek with out of town guests Mrs Frank Serbousek and Mrs Robert Livingstone. Hostesses listed and Women’s club met at Mrs Mae Himebaugh home with officers named for the next year: Mae Himebaugh president Grace Thompson first vice president Gladys McNeilly second vice president Alwena McCammon recording secretary Pearl Naylor corresponding secretary Myrtle Himebaugh treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Schrader
Presbyterian Ladies Working Band
Norman Johnson
S. L. McCammon
Lydia Decious
Leonard Serbousek
J. L. Serbousek
Frank Serbousek
Monticello
Robert Livingstone
Anamosa
Elmer Andrews
Mabel Otten
Carl Underwood
Dale Dodge
Frank Preston
C. H. Nelson
A. D. Serbousek
Mae Himebaugh
Gladys McNeilly
J. N. Smith
Grace Thompson
Alwena McCammon
Pearl Naylor
Myrtle Himebaugh
Bridge Club Guests and Prizes Highlight local social notes
Mechanicsville Mrs F H Kisor hosted the Monday Afternoon Bridge club with guests Mrs Martha Stookey and Mrs Mildred More and prizes to Mrs John Lynch and Mrs Clifford Ayres. The Emanon Bridge club met with Mrs Cecil Sunay Monday night with guests Mrs John Story of Sabula IA Mrs Carl Reece of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Louis Bath of Laramie Wyoming. Mrs Irving Taylor hosted the Past Matron's Circle luncheon with assisting hostesses Mrs George DeForest Mrs Harry Davidson Mrs F L Wilson and Mrs Graydon Johnson. Just A Mere club met Thursday with Mrs Lee Scott Mrs Howard Mason Mrs Verle Davidson Mrs Maude Baughman and Mrs Oliver Ferguson on the committee. Guests included Mrs Carl Reece of Cedar Rapids and Mrs George Studer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Kisor
Martha Stookey
Mildred More
John Lynch
Clifford Ayres
Emanon
George DeForest
Harry Davidson
F. L. Wilson
Graydon Johnson
Lee Scott
Howard Mason
Verle Davidson
Maude Baughman
Oliver Ferguson
Carl Reece
Cedar Rapids
George Studer
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St. Charles, Mo
Dr. Roemer
Roemer
Chapel
William Vitosh
Joseph Millner, Jr
St. Wenceslaus Church
Veronica Maher
Clair Groves
Maher
Luella Claypool
Bernice Claypool
Rose Coffey
Springville
Webster
Third Avenue
Kitterman
Kitterman’s
Hearing Society
Calamus
Montieur Photo
Miss Hazel Capron
Mrs. Owen
W. E. Owen
First Avenue E
Jean Owen
Lee B. Winterberg
Scout Mothers Assi’n
Scout Mothers’ Association
Jessie Hayward
Third Avenue SE
Sewell
Constance Wood
Helen
Margaret Sewell
C. H. Sewell
Fourth Street NW
Ossian
Luella Wood
R. F. Konigsmark
Charles D. Wood
Lillian Wood
Kathryn Owen
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
W. E. Owen, Jr
Twenty-fifth Street
Miss Helfenstine
Oak Park
Eloise Helfenstine
Thirty-second Street
Ruth McDermott
Oak Park, Ill
Richard Mackey
Phillip Mackey
Mallory Street
Mary Palmer
Ames
Mary Jeanne Palmer
J. Frank Palmer
Center Point Road
Jack Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
D. OF I
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Hesperian Club Meeting
Hesperian Club
Marie Kugler
Memorial Drive
Nell Wills
May Frick
Edith Knox
Miss May Frick
California
P. C. Frick
Sunshine Mission
Home For Aged Women
Mississippi
National Missionary Society
Coe College
Miss Ida Dodd
Industrial Girls League
Y.W.C.A
Woman’s Missionary Union of
A. W. Daniel
Garden Drive
Jean
Bob
Arthur, Jr
A. I. Woman’s Club
Rock Island Woman's Club
Mae Frick
Center Junction
Mechanicsville
Flash
the Baldwin
America
Cedar Rapids Piano CO
Robert Lutzelman
Prop
Florentine
Hotel
Roosevelt
Wm. S. Cadow
Dorothy Gray
Dorothy
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