Mrs Charles Bode Heads Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Mrs Charles Bode was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Womans club at the annual meeting in the club house. She will succeed Mrs Aulden Griffin. Co presidents are Mrs Oliver S Wilson and Mrs Frank T Gates. Numerous officers and standing delegates were elected, with memorial services held for deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids
WE Mickel
Eloise Basler
Isle of Somewhere
Lulu Ergelman Welty
J Richard Keen
Algona
Coc College
Mesdames O
J Eisenbast Oliver S Wilson
WR Armstrom Griffin
R Hawkins Henry Jo Hromek
E OW Krickard
A. B
van Dyke
L. C Schucknecht
G YY
Swartzendruber
Charles Earhart
Frank Guyatt
Mary Woitsishek
A H Mott
Anna Woitshek
Wayne Basler
Matilda Snouffer
HN Jerome
LL. Owen
Bertha Lefebvre
David W Lecht
Frank T Gates
Robert Campbell
F E. Cores
Circle of the King's Daughters Lunch Meeting at Burnell Home
The Circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 150 p.m for a dessert luncheon and business at Mrs A C Burnell's home 1687 B avenue NE. Mrs R E Haig will assist. Members are to be prepared to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
A C Burnell
Avenue
R E Haig
Kings Daughters dessert luncheon gathering Thursday
Members of Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters will meet for a dessert luncheon Thursday at 1:39 pm at the home of Mrs C L Lerevee on 1954 to avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
The
Kings Daughters
C. L Lerevee
Avenue NE
Easy Way to Own New Silverware Fortune Pattern Offer
An advertisement promotes a sensational advance offer for a full Oneida Fortune Pattern silverware set. Readers are urged to send 14 to The Quaker Oats Company with two guarantee seals to receive a complete place setting, including spoons forks and knives, and to act before the offer ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Company
Box L
Chicago
Luncheon Honors Mrs N Harold West Farewell Courtesy
A dessert luncheon and bridge party honored Mrs N Harold West who will leave April 28 with Mr West for Kansas City. Hostess Mrs F J Hollands served Green and yellow table decor with jonquils and spring blooms. Guests included Mesdames Walter O Schulta L S Loudon E F Stepanek Ernest Kosek J L Hicks A M Dunlop Lester M Jones Joseph T Michal Tait Cummins Brett Dishone Don G Neill E D Holvenstot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold West
Mr West
Kansas City
Feed J Hollands
Twentieth Street
Chief Of Pythian Sisters Coming
Genevieve DeMent of Anita grand chief of Iowa Pythian Sisters will be guest of honor at Winter Temple No. 78 district meeting in Cedar Rapids. Dinner at Fleming's Tea Room at 6 with cavers for 20 followed by an 7:30 p m meeting in K P hall, initialing for candidates and a special program with refreshments. Delegations from Anamosa Belle Plaine Brooklyn Center Point Dysart Grinnell Marengo Montezuma Mount Vernon North English Van Horne expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple No
Genevieve Dement
Anita
Iowa
Fleming’s
Cavers
K P Hall
Winter Temple
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Brooklyn
Center Point
Dysart
Grinnell
Marengo
Marte de Montezuma
Mount Vernon
North English
van Horne
Betty Baxter guest speaker on children's books insights
Mrs Ernest W Anderson, author Betty Baxter, spoke to PE.O chapter TF Monday at Mrs George Ho Helscher home, 2503 Washington avenue SE. She discussed editors' demands in juvenile literature and general trends, introduced by Mrs J. W Altfilliseh who led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W Anderson
Betty Baxter
George Ho Helscher
Washington Avenue
Anderson
Public invited to Garden Club lecture by Mrs Preston Rice
The Cedar Rapids Garden Club sponsors a lecture by Mrs Preston Rice of Kent Hills Grand Rapids. The event is scheduled for Wednesday at 10 30 am in the Lincoln and Jefferson rooms of the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Rice
Kent Hills
Grand Rapids
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Loyal Order of Moose Hosts Hobo Dance In Moose Hall
Nearly 300 members and wives attended a hobo dancing party at Moose hall Sunday evening. Prizes for best hobo costumes went to Mrs Hulda Martinee for women and Ralph Watterson for men, with Mrs Janet Russell and Frank Russell taking second place. Men will entertain their wives and families at dinner at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Hulda Martinee
Ralph Watterson
Janet Russell
Frank Russell
Junior League Launches Welfare Drive in Cedar Rapids
The Junior League of Cedar Rapids started a city wide welfare project drive for Communit Nutrition Service with a luncheon at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Gordon Fennell opened the program and introduced S. E Coquillette who spoke on the advisory board work. Neil Montgomery led a quiz. Mrs Ernest W. Anderson prepared it from the Junior League Log. Mrs Alvin W. Alen outlined the drive's plan. Next Tuesday Mrs Fennell will hand the presidency to Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communit Nutrition Service
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Gordon Fennell
S. E Coquillette
Community Nutrition Service
Frederick N. Lutz
Coquillette
Neil Montgomery
Ernest W. Anderson
Alvin W. Alen
Ways and Means
Fennell
Edwin H Wadsworth
Eugene If Pinney
Irs
Alpha Gamma Delta Plans Reunion Day
Alpha Gamma Delta plans an international reunion day with a luncheon at the Roosevelt Hotel in Spain. About 100 members from state chapters are expected. Mrs Lann Swaney and Mrs David Bleakley head luncheon plans. Miss Alice Page of Coe College faculty will speak following the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Beethoven Club to Present American Music Program
Beethoven club members meet Thursday at 10 am in YWCA club rooms for an American music program. Eleanor Houts will present convention notes and announcements, with Virginia Ohmann as leader. The program lists pieces by Manning Mallogte Miller Groree and several readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Ywca Club
Eleanor Houts
Virginia Ohmann
Katherine Manning
Miracle Albert H Mallogte
Harret Miller
Tanzo Groree
Anthie
Ruth Mikimen
Fite
China
Charlies Griftes
Ruth Massy
Welches to Hot Springs for bank meeting
Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch of 2300 First Avenue West will travel by car to Hot Springs Virginia on Wednesday. Frank C Welch will attend the spring council meeting of the American Bankers Association. They will be joined by Mrs Welch's sister Mrs W B Gordon of Richmond. After the meeting the trio will visit in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C Welch
First Avenue
Hot Springs
Welch
American Bankers Association
W. B Gordon
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Mrs J Hamilton Bell Hosts Luncheon in Cedar Rapids
Luncheon hostess Mrs J Hamilton Bell of 545 Knollwood Drive SE entertained a small group from Dubuque at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Tuesday. The gathering honored Mrs Robert N Kuzmier of Huntington, Long Island, visiting in Dubuque with Mr Bell’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J Hamilton Bell
Knollwood Drive
Dubuque
Bell
Robert N. Kuzmier
Huntington
Long Island
Seventeenth Birthdays Celebrated at Sohol Hall Dance
Russel Jonas Danny Decker and Bob Wright youths from Wilson and Roosevelt high schools marked their seventeenth birthdays with a Saturday night dance at Sohol hall attended by 160 guests. The Woodie Morrison orchestra played as gifts were given and refreshments served. Hosts were the boys' parents Mr and Mrs Louis Jonas 715 Ninth avenue SW Mr and Mrs Roy W Decker 1232 Sixth street SW and Mr and Mrs Harry Wright 279 Thirteenth street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Jonas
Danny Decker
Wilson High School
Bob Wright
Roosevelt High School
Sohol Hall
Woodie Morrison
Anakikisin Camp Fire Meets at First Congregational
Girls of the Anakikisin Camp Fire group gathered on the lawn of the First Congregational church on Monday to play games and discuss plans for a doughnut sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anakikisin
First Congregational Church
P T A Meeting Notices for Garfield and Tyler Area
Garfield study group meets with Mrs J J Kauzlarich at 321 Fifth Street NW on Wednesday at 1 p m for luncheon. Members bring a covered dish and picnic supplies. Tyler P T A meets Thursday at 2 p m with an art exhibit and Edwin J Bruns as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
J. J. Kauzlarich
Fifth Street NW
Tyler P. T. A
Edwin J. Bruns
Spence Returns from California Winter Trip
Mrs E W Spence of Fairfax Road SW has returned from spending the winter at Laguna Beach California. En route home she visited relatives in Portland Oregon and Spokane Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W Spence
Fairfax Road
Laguna Beach
Calif
Spence
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Wash
Columbia Division Auxiliary Hosts Banquet After O R C Meeting
Columbia Division Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors held a banquet at Odd Fellow hall 838 First Avenue East after the Divison 58 business meeting. Toastmaster CE Smith presented F H Memitz and G H Oram, with R L Short of Des Moines and William Neu discussing new ORC insurance. Mrs Fred Douglas announced an auxiliary Kensington gathering at her home on April 24 for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Division
Order of
Odd Fellow
First Avenue E
Division 58
O.rc
CE. Smith
F H. Memitz
G H. Oram
R. L. Short
Des Moines
William Neu
YWCA Business Girls hear music and skit program
The Business Girls League of the YWCA met for dinner and a program at the association building. Emma Allen and Ruth Allen played violin and flute duets with Lucille Hamlin. A skit titled Sadie Goes to College featured Maxine Maxson with several actors. Nancy Gibbons led the program. Next meeting set for May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ League of the Ywca
Association
Emma Allen
Ruth Allen
Lucille Hamlin
Sadie
Maxine Maxson
Marjorie Schindler
Ruth Jass
Doris Woolwine
Martha Smith
Shirley Like
Mary Kay House
Nancy Gibbons
Soprano Margaret Hindee Recital at Coe College
Soprano Margaret Hindee will give a recital at Coe College's TM Sinclair Memorial chapel Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. She will be assisted by Betsy Koehler Eleanor Taylor and Leota Becking. Program includes works by Schubert Schumann Bach Handel Purcell Charpentier and Moszkowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Ray
Coe College Department of Music
Margaret Hindee
Sinclair Memorial
Hindee
Betsy Koehler
Eleanor Taylor
Leota Becking
Miss Hindee
WT Hindee
West Liberty
Coe
Madrigal Singers
Coedan Literary Society
First Baptist Church Quartet
Miss Koehler
Koehler
Evanston, Il
Ray
Miss Becking
Edward C. Becking
Woodstock, Ill
Alice Marie Riley Weds Fred J McCosh
Mr and Mrs E M Riley of 116 Fourth avenue SW announce the marriage of their daughter Alice Marie to Fred J McCosh of Glendale California, son of Mr and Mrs John McCosh of Glendale formerly Cedar Rapids. The ceremony occurred April 3 at 8 p.m in Glendale. The bride attended Roosevelt high school and the groom Cedar Rapids schools. He is employed in Glendale and they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E M. Riley
Fourth Avenue SW
Alice Marie
Fred J. McCosh
Glendale
Calif
John McCosh
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt High School
Mr. McCosh
Monroes Honored On Fifty-Second Wedding Anniversary
Myr and Mrs W J Monroe of 514 Thirty-fourth Street NE were surprised with a dinner party Saturday night marking their fifty second anniversary. Daughters-in-law L W Monroe and R J Monroe planned the event. guests included Pete Patterson, John Tisher, Harry Hibbell, Crissman and daughter Hazel, Frank Cook, Fred Burmeister, Gladys O’Connell and son James of Des Moines, R J Monroe and daughters Joyce and Nancy, Marvin Burmeister, L W Monroe and sons Billy and Lester Jr., and Mary Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
W J Monroe
Thirty-fourth Street
Monroes
L W Monroe
R J. Monroe
Pete Patterson
John Tisher
Harry Hibbell
Crissman
Hazel
Frank Cook
Fred Burmeister
Gladys O'Connell
James
Des Moines
R. J. Monroe
Joyce
Nancy
Marvin Burmeister
L. W. Monroe
Billy
Lester
Mary Monroe
Patty Jane Anthony Birthday Party Honors Sixth Birthday
Patty Jane Anthony daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Anthony was honored at a sixth birthday party Monday at the Anthony home with Mrs Seymour Sage assisting. Guests included Mrs Floyd Fetters and her daughters Geraldine and Janet, Mrs Truman Yardley, Mrs Roy Wright and her daughter Shirlene, and Evelyn Sewell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Jane Anthonys
C E. Anthony
Ninth Street
Anthony
Seymour Sage
Floyd Fetters
Geraldine
Janet
Truman Yardley
Roy Wright
Shirlene
Anna Lee Clemons
Evelyn Reger
Roberta Steyne
Evelyn Sewell
Maradyn Larimer
Barbara Mote
Marilyn Reed
Joanice Taylor
Dixie Ann Petersen
Barbara Groff
Betty Jo Trowbridge
Miss Kovich to Wed Cedric Foster in May
At Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting at the Roosevelt hotel Miss Elizabeth Kovich announced her engagement to Cedric Foster of Rochester North Dakota, formerly Cedar Rapids Iowa. May 24 was set for the wedding. The program included Abe Lincoln in Sinois and a card party was planned at Mrs Carl W Nelson’s home with Miss Margaret Gould in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Roosevelt Hotel
Elizabeth Kovich
Fifth Avenue
Cedric Foster
Rochester
N. WY
Cedar Rapids
Frank V. Orr
Abe Lincoln
Sinois
Carl W. Nelson
Sixteenth Street
Margaret Gould
National officer visits Kappa Delta chapter
Adele Stephenson national adviser of Kappa Delta visits Alpha Gamma chapter at Cee College. She studied at the College of William and Mary and did postgraduate work at the University of Michigan and Ohio Wesleyan. The chapter plans a party Thursday and holds special meetings all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Cee College
Kappa Delta Sorority
Adele Stephenson
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
University of Michigan
Ohio Wesleyan University
Stephenson
Wedding Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Daniel Rolison
Out of town guests joined the couple at a Sunday wedding dinner at 1581 Second Avenue SE. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Schafbach of Marengo, Mrs Rolison formerly Ethel Blake, Mrs Marvin Williams and family, and the Rolison granddaughter Mrs Helen Muma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rolison
Second Avenue SE
Harry Schafbach
Marengo
Rolison
Ethel Blake
Marvin Williams
Williams
Helen Muma
Graduate Nurses Club Dinner and Bridge Meeting
The Graduate Nurses club will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. for dinner and bridge at Mrs Wurst er s tea room on 2015 B avenue NE. Hostesses will be Lola Hess and Mrs F B Dugan. For reservations call 8944 or 8750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Club
P.m
Jane Boyd circle hosts 1 p.m. dessert luncheon
The Jane Boyd circle of the King's will meet at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. J. W. Van Orsdol's home, 205 Twelfth Street SE. Mrs. A. F. Sander will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King's Daughters
J. W. van Orsdol
Twelfth Street
A. F. Sander
Weekend Visit by Des Moines Couple Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Robinson of Des Moines were weekend visitors in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Green and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McGuire. Green and McGuire are cousins, sharing time with the Robinson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry L. Robinson
Des Moines
L. M. Green
Thirtysixth Street
W. A. McGuire
First Avenue E
Robinson
Green
Mrs McGuire
Friendship Club Lunch and Social at Mrs. Hanson’s Home
The Friendship club meets for luncheon at 12 30 p.m and a social afternoon on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Clara Hanson 845 Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Clara Hanson
Fifth Avenue SE
Tribute to Joanna Hagey marks Cedar Rapids library growth
Miss Alice B Story honors Miss E Joanna Hagey longtime city librarian who resigned after 29 years The annual report details Cedar Rapids population rise 83 percent library borrowers 99 percent and per capita cost 60 cents The report notes major expansion in extension work and children's services with strong demand for reference nonfiction and fiction titles 37 percent of residents used the library and 1 649 books were borrowed on the busiest day in February It calls for more stack space reclassification filing guide cards and a full time clerical assistant Receipts 41 131.44 expenditures 40 612.327 with funds allocated to new books periodicals binding salaries and maintenance The report presented to the city council library board and trustees lists officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Joanna Hagey
Alice B. Story
Cedar Rapids
Miss Story
Miss Hagey
Kitty Foyle
the Nazarene
Library Board of Trustees
Mary
Z. Andre
Harry £. Boyd
C F. Clark
Robert M. Vesely
Fred J. Kluss
Welke family departs for Cincinnati for new ministry
The Rev Mr and Mrs Melvin Welke and their son Melvin II leave Tuesday for Cincinnati Ohio where the Rev Mr Welke will become minister of the First Unitarian Congregational church. They stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Walter Allison at 1846 C avenue NE before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Welke
Melvin II
Cincinnati
Walter Allison
C Avenue NE
Mr Welke
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Cronks Return From Omaha Visit With Family
Mr and Mrs Harold R Cronk and daughter Carmen Rae returned Tuesday to their home at 501 Sixth Street SW after a week in Omaha with Mr Cronk s brother and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Cronk
Carmen Rae
Sixth Street
Omaha
Mr. Cronks Brother
Feiereisen Retires as City Assessor Receives Masonic Ring
Dom Feiereisen, after 30 years in the city assessor's office, retired Saturday but remains the staff's "Boss." On Monday the staff honored him with a diamond studded Masonic ring and praised his leadership and esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Feiereisen
Feiereiseen
German Invasion of Denmark May Boost Iowa Egg Sales
Iowa officials report Germanys occupation of Denmark prompts Eden and Bond Ltd Montreal to request a list of Iowa dealers able to supply fresh April eggs for export to England. Secretary of Agriculture Mark Thornburg said the request will be met. Denmark typically supplied England eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Germany
Secretary of Agriculture
Mark Thornburg
Eden and Bond, Ltd
Montreal
Canada
England
Thornburg
Iowa Department
Mrs Brookman Guests Of Mrs H A Toms
Mrs J H Brookman of Minneapolis has arrived to spend two weeks as the guest of her sister Mrs H A Toms at 123 Sixteenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Brookman
Minneapolis
H. A. Toms
Sixteenth Street
Cheskchamay Camp Fire Birthday Party Observed
The Cheskchamay Camp Fire group held a birthday party for guardian Mrs V Wood at her home Friday evening The meal was prepared by the girls Mrs Wood received a gift and ping pong followed Attending were Patricia Maloney Virginia Lou Reeder Barbara Champlin Glatha White Patricia Long Beverly Keister LaVonne Chermak Mary Lou Grauerholtz Beverly Lawrence Evelyn Heefner and Mr and Mrs G V Wood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheskchamay
Mrs . V. Wood
Mrs. Wood
Patricia Maloney
Virginia Lou Reeder
Barbara Champlin
Glatha White
Patricia Long
Beverly Keister
LaVonne Chermak
Mary Lou Grauerholtz
Beverly Lawrence
Evelyn Heefner
G. V. Wood
Service Circle of the King's Daughters Meeting
The Service Circle of the King's Daughters will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday at St. Luke's hospital for sewing and a business meeting. The circle urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
St. Luke's Hospital
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Charles Bode
Woman's Club
Orner Rey
OA HE Mott
GY. Swartzenfeune
Manda Snouffer
Moe Gethin
Wayne Baster
Weber
Guy Hershey
F Elsenbast
Owartzendeuher
Snouffer
Dra Ma
Fallewang
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Womans Club
Ez Mi Sobeda
Wombrs Club
F OW Damour
Sears
F CC Kelloga
Tann Canty Federation
Pioneer Woman For Living
PD van Vechten
State
I. HW. N. Circle
N. Harold West
Pythian Sisters
P.E.O
Garden Club
le Corns
Bauer E C
Thompson
Jester
Luella North
Denkman
Cari Beecher
Frank Welches
Hot Springs, VA
J. Hamilton Bell
Anakikisin Camp Fire
P.T.A. Meetings
Tyler
California
Auiliary
Business Girls* League
Eigens
Schumann Widmane
Schumann Arla
Aus der Oper
Alexanders Fest
Purcell
Alice Marie Riley
W. J. Monroes
Patty Jane Anthony
Miss Kovich
Kappa Delta
Jerry Robinsons
Joanna Hagey
Asia
Melvin Welkes
Cronks
Tillyer
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Third Street
Harry F. Tisher
Pres
Newman
Philco Refrigerator
Conservador
Philco
Brookman
Cheskchamay Camp
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