Union Now review for YWCA group concludes series
The YWCA current events group wraps its season with a Wednesday 2 p.m. meeting at the association building. Miss Alice B. Story, head librarian, reviews Union Now by Streit, with Mrs S C Stookey guiding. music by Beethoven club members and soprano solos by Gladys Barker. Membership committee chaired by Mrs E E Fisher invites all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Story
Public Library
Streit
S C. Stookey
E. E. Fisher
Beethoven Club
Lucy Ambroz
Helen Hickman
Arensky
Gladys Barker
Ambroz
Calendar of events across Iowa with lectures and performances
Cedar Rapids hosts Francis Chapin exhibit at the Art Association gallery and public library through May 7. Cancer control drive by Linn unit of Town Women’s Field Army, led by Mrs Frankel. Community Players perform Both Your Houses at D Playhouse starting Monday. Iowa City features The Texas Steer at University Theater through April 20 and UI Salon of Photography through April 26 at Memorial Union. Rudolph Edmund discusses the Geology of the Teton Range at Coe College Kelvin meeting. Cedar Rapids Symphony at Memorial Coliseum 8 pm, free. Dubuque Carthage College choir to sing at St Mark’s Lutheran at 8 pm. Margaret Hindee soprano recital 8:15 pm at T M Sinclair Memorial Chapel, Coe College. League of Women Voters state convention through Thursday at Montrose hotel. Des Moines Frank Knox speaks at Economic Club on America’s relations with South America Thursday. Cedar Falls Winterset at Iowa State Teachers College through Saturday. Ames twelfth annual Student Leadership Conference at Iowa State through Saturday. Iowa City Midwest Forensic League conference through Saturday in senate chamber Old Capitol Pharmacy prize prom. Mount Vernon Iowa Academy of Science meeting at Cornell College through Saturday. Cedar Falls conference on play production at Iowa State Teachers College Sunday. Iowa City H W Janson speaks on Contemporary American Oils at 4:15 pm in the art building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Women's Field Army
Mr. Frankel
Maxwell Anderson
Community Players
Community D Playhouse
Iowa City
Texas Steer
University
S UI
Memorial Union
Rudolph Edmund
Teton Range
Kelvin Meeting
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Coliseum
DE Witt—County
Dubuque
Margaret Hindee
Ames
Iowa State College
Senate Chamber
Old Capitol
Iowa Memorial Union
Mount Vernon
Iowa Academy of Science
Cornell College
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
H W. Janson
DAR_ state radio committee
KFJB
Marshalltown
Washington
Nelson Whitehill
WSUI
WMT
W. R Armstrong
L. B. Schmidt
KSO
Des Moines
Service Club Holds Friday Meeting at Community House
Sewing for St. Luke's hospital occupied the Service Club after their Friday gathering at the Community House. Members exchanged flower slips. Mrs. O Boyd hosted with assistance from Miss Marvel Foster and visitors including Mrs. Mary Church. Two members recently moved away Mrs Edith Brown to Traey and Mrs Hattie Schanke to Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Service Club
O Boyd
Elmore and Stoner Wed in Church of God Ceremony
Valena Mae Elmore and Marvin L. Stoner wed Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Church of God with 125 relatives attending. Rev. R. N. Coolidge officiated, and Rev. L. S. Barnhart led the invocation as Mrs. Barnhart sang. The couple will reside in Cedar Rounds after a brief wedding trip to Chicago and Milwaukee while Stoner works in Link Belt Speeder Co. engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valena Mae Elmore
Mildred Morgan to Speak at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. Mildred Morgan of Iowa City will address the Business and Professional Women's club of Cedar Rapids on Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel. Her topic Health Is Also a Matter of How You Think and How You Feel centers on mental health and good life adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Morgan
Iowa City
Business
Professional Women's Club
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Morgan
Teachers College
Columbia University
Mother and Daughter Dinner At St Pauls Church
Grandmothers and great grandmothers of St Pauls church will be honored at the annual mother and daughter dinner in the church dining room at 6 p m April 25. Tables will feature pastel shades and an old fashioned theme with toasts and music paying tribute to mothers of yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Girls’ Work Committee
A. W. Plock
Walter Miller
Robert C. Armstrong
G. A Johnson
Russell Knapp
A. J. Killian
Marvin Gard
J. W. Barnett
Hamilton H Morse
W H. Bailey
John R. Battin
Maquoketa Federated Clubs Meet at Public Library
The annual meeting of the federated women's clubs of Jackson county will be held in Maquoketa’s public library club rooms on Wednesday with hostesses from Woman's Outlook Tuesday and Robert Millikan clubs. Delegates include Woman's clubs from Baldwin and Preston, and speakers Mrs Henry Kruse and Rev Paul Brown. Melbourne, Ellis, Green, Schroe der, Schmidt, Rosenberg, Snell, Peters, and Snell will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women's Clubs
Jackson County
Woman's
Outlook
Robert Millikan
Maquoketa
Woman's Club of
Baldwin
Woman's Club
Preston
Henry Kruse
Hale
Paul Brown
Olin
Louise Swigart Ellis
H. D. Green
L. C. Schroeder
M. G. Schmidt
Beatrice Rosenberg
George Schmidt
Beverly Snell
Margaret Peters
Tipton Tipton Chapter 367 C E S School Of Instruction
Tipton chapter No 367 C E S holds a school of instruction Tuesday morning with Mrs Betty Fraseur in charge. Mrs Edna Wingert worthy matron to entertain officers and guests at luncheon at 1 PM in the Tipton hotel. Dinner at 6 PM then a meeting in the chapter room at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Betty Fraseur
Edna Wingert
West Branch women host social club gatherings
Mrs. W. G. Enlow, Mrs. W. H. Erb, and Mrs. E. C. Branson entertained the Centerdale Women's Club at the Enlow home on Wednesday. Mrs. Glenn Brown and Mrs. T. A. Kinsey hosted the Home Social Club at the Brown home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Enlow
W. H. Erb
E. C. Branson
Centerdale
Enlow
Glenn Brown
T. A. Kinsey
Home
Brown
Pageant marks WHMS anniversary session at Cedar Rapids
About 200 members gathered at Trinity Methodist church Cedar Rapids for a full day session marking the 60th anniversary of the national Woman's Home Missionary Society and the 58th Upper Iowa conference. Guest speakers included Mrs Merle N English national president of the Wesleyan Service Guild and Mrs Thomas Nicholson national president of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. The program featured a pageant of the six national WHMS presidents and a 60th anniversary tea with a cake and candles. The convention served Methodist congregations across Upper Iowa with Mrs Earle A Baker of Cedar Falls as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman's Home Missionary Society
Upper Iowa
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Merle N. English
Chicago
Wesleyan Service Guild
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
R. S. Toogood
Rutherford B. Hayes
Robert Armstrong
John Davis
Everett C. Pratt
James E Patterson
Clinton B. Fish
C. G. Hover
George O Robinson
Wilbur Thirkheld
J. Elves
Wise C Goode
Charles Laurance
Mary Beth Collister
J W Ensign
Upper
Iowa Territory
Earle A Baker
Cedar Falls
Camp Fire Girls Pass Various Tests and Ranks
Forty-two Cedar Rapids Camp Fire girls passed trail seeker tests while six earned wood gatherer rank at the awards meeting. The doughnut sale to April 27 will fund a new cabin at Camp Huaga. other notices include P E O chapter FO tea, St Matthew's Catholic Women council event, and Trinity Methodist John Wesley class banquet with magic tricks and a World’s Fair movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Camp
Committee of
Council
Shirley Alderman
Norma Allen
Ruth Anthony
Helen Baker
Margaret Baker
Joan Barron
Betty Barta
Patricia Champa
Dorothy Conn
Doris Craven
Virginia Dautremont
Dolores Fee
Peggy Fehleisen
Kathrine Fitzpatrick
Mary Fitzpatrick
Ramona Gordon
Barbara Hamblet
Margaret Counterman
Noreen Hiland
Rose Jun
Ann Nelson
Patricia Pratt
Nadine Wilson
Camp Huaga
Smith
John Wesley
Trinity Methodist Church
William Williams
Carl Koehn
R. H. Allen
Ralph N. Coolidge
Church of God
W. Glenn Rowley
Buttons
C. W. Browning
R. C. Lehmkuhl
Roy Stevens
Flelen M Johnson and Wm Williams Married March 20
Announce the marriage of Helen Marie Johnson to William Lloyd Williams on March 20 at Kahoko Missouri. They were attended by Lois McBroom and P W Hansen. Mrs Williams is Roosevelt high school graduate employed at the board of education. Mr Williams also Roosevelt alum, attended Coe College and Iowa State, works at the city sewage plant. They will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
C Avenue
Helen Marie
William Lloyd Williams
D. L. Williams
Seventeenth Street
Kahoka
Lois McBroom
P W Hansen
Williams
Roosevelt High School
Board of Education
Coe College
Iowa State College
Ames
Cedar Rapids
A X D Mothers Club Luncheon Planned at Sorority Room
A 1 o'clock luncheon for the Alpha Xi Delta Mothers' club will be held Tuesday at the sorority rooms 1261 First avenue E. Hosts include Mesdames T P Boone Carl Stookey and B Haynes. American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No 5 will attend at Memorial building. Reservations by Monday noon. Cards and table prizes, rummage sale planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers’ Club
Sorority
First Avenue
T P Boone
Carl Stookey
B Haynes
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford
T A Norberg
Myrs A Holbrook
Frank Nalley
E W. Lundquist
Newcomers Bridge Party At Roosevelt Hotel Ballroom
A bridge and tea party for newcomers is planned next Thursday from 2 0 4 3 0 p m at the Roosevelt hotel ballroom. Auction and contract bridge will be played along with other games and tea served late in the afternoon. Hostesses include Mesdames Leland Glade Willard D Smith D L Trowbridge Dwight Ferrell Wil ford Struve F C Howard and J C Eikelanner. Tau Kappa Epsilon Mothers club meets Wednesday at 1 pm for luncheon at Mrs Cyrus Metcalf 617 First avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Leland Glade
Willard D. Smith
D. L. Trowbridge
Dwight Ferrell
Wilford Struve
F C. Howard
J. C. Eikelanner
Tau Kappa Epsilon Mothers’ Club
Cyrus Metcalf
First Avenue E
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Thompson
Deering Davis
Jack E Durin
Joe Enzler
Simeon Gray
Marjorie Gray
Solomon Fitzmaurice
Anderson
Mervin Severance
Y.W.C.A
First Christian Church
Clifford Harris
Hal Sheridan
Paramount Theater
Harris
Charles Harris
Charles Herbeck
Ernest Cumberland
LeRoy Long
Friendship Circle
King's Daughters
Don G. Neill
Sixth Street
Richard Buresh
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
R. A. Donahue
Blake Boulevard
R. V. Porter
Lichtenstein
Hrifty
Francis Chapin
Art Association Gallery
Public
Valena Elmore
Marvin Stoner
S. F. B. Club
Dorothy Navratil
Betty Tilson
Ruth Allen
Adeline Jandl
Rita Pisarek
R. Allen
Emma Allen
B. and
P. W. Club
St. Paul's
P. E O
Mrs. Bernstorf
E. O
Wilfred Bernstorf
Washington Avenue
Arthur Deamer
Arthur L. Bye
Legend of Flowers
WH Bailey
Ronald C. Booth
Bailey Home
Park Avenue SE
Russell F. Knapp
Mrs. Balous
Mary Balous
Sixth Avenue SE
Gladys Balous
Mose Privett
Alma Goodfellow
Frank Henningsen
Lillian Novotny
Ollie Helm
Privett
Alma Boelter
Mrs Goodfellow
D. A. KR
W.H.M.S
P E. O
R K Smith
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Devere N Smith
ST. Matthews
St. Matthews' Church
Catholic Women
J. D Kearn
M W. O'Rieley
Lindeken School of Dancing
W. F Grady
Thomas McDonnell
R. L. Oberbroeckling
A. J Mallon
Irene Marousek
F. C Anderle
Miss. Kline
Marjorie Kline
Hoopeston, Ill
C. V. Lehman
Fifth Avenue SE
Our
Newman
Helen Larimer
Wendell M. Delzell
Wendell M Delzell
Flelen M. Johnson and
Wm. Williams
Dairy Dale
J. J. Vaughn
W G_ Dixon
A Lyons
White Shrine
Kensington
L. P. Davis
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Mercy Hospital
F. J. Monahan
Lumir Striesky
S. E. Dale
T E. Marshall
Pauline Murray
E, J. Neenan
C H. Stark
F. J. Brady
WF. Grady
Miss Risacher
Mary Risacher
Eighteenth Street
Bridge Club
Stanley Wklaber
Lillian Prushek
Bess Wilson
Lulu Cacek
Elizabeth Beall
J. L. Smith
W. C. Cunningham
Earl van Cleve
A. X. D. Mothers' Club
Legion Auiliary
Croquignole
Dowls Building
2Nd Ave
2Nd St
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