Social Affairs Honor Three Brides-Elect
Social Affairs honor three brides elects with spring weddings planned. Miss Virginia Knox, to Lynn Pratt, honored at a mother daughter luncheon hosted by Mrs. William M. Deacon at 529 Knollwood Drive SF. Guests included Mrs James V. Knox and Miss Betts Knox among others. Miss Isabel Selden to wed James D Smith Friday evening, luncheon at Geiger home 502 Forest Drive SE. Fourteen attendees presented honoree with a gift. Other entertaining included Mr and Mrs C W NWhippie hosting Miss Mariem Gale Dunlop and Robert Grange at their Meadowbrook Drive SE home with all-white table. Mr Grange and Miss Dunlop visiting Grange parents at 320 Crescent Street SE before departing to Jefferson. Miss Mary McMillan, daughter of Mr and Mrs J T McMillan, 2426 Grande Ave SE, will participate in the May play at Milwaukee-Downer College. The sophomore class will present and crown Queen of the May in the production “Match-Making on May Day,” set at the England-Scotland border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knox
Lynn Pratt
William M. Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Or Nice
Deacon
James V. Knox
Mise Betts Knox
Charles S Knox
Kenneth Rogaeth
Fred J Pooneer
Orva'e H Tousey
Morgan Davie
David Turner
Ronald P Evans
Wallace D. Lyon
Marjorie Deacon
Isabel Selden
Carve Geiger
Rollo § Pickford
Meadowbrook Drive
Mariem Gale Dunlop
Jefferson
Robert Grange
West Englewood
Grange
Miss Dunlop
Mr Grange
Ross E. Grange
Crescent Street
Mary McMillan
J. T. McMillan
Grande Avenue SE
Milwaukee-Downer College
Nlew
England
Scotland
PEO Chapter FU Anniversary Dinner Hosts Cedar Rapids Chapter
In celebration of the twentieth anniversary of FU PEO Anamosa members invited chapter DK of Cedar Rapids to a Monday evening gathering at the Light Company Bungalow. Present were 22 Anamosa members, 20 DK members, Mrs. Moray U. Ebv of FO, and Misses Tena Vogt and Louise Hathaway of GM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Light Company
Moray U. Ebv
Tena Vogt
Louise Hathaway
Campbells Speak To Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Group
John W Campbell of New York City will address the nature and garden department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club after a business meeting Thursday at 2 15 p m at the club house He is a representative of the National Recreation Association on children's garden activities and is in town to confer with the local playground and recreation commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Campbell
New York City
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Womans Club
Campbell
National Recreation Association
Playground and Recreation Commission
Wilson High School hosts third annual youth conference speaker
The Student Council feted conference speaker Miss Gay Head, complimented by a Scholastic magazine writer. The afternoon tea was hosted by Arlene Dvorak and eight Misses, Mildred Shimane, Jane Klepach, Doris Burton, Betty Jirsa, Nadine Brown, Mary Anne Suma, and Virginia Miller, with the council arranging arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Head
Wilson High School
Arlene Dvorak
Mildred Jean Shimane
Jane Klepach
Doris Burton
Betty Jirsa
Nadine Brown
Mary Anne Suma
Virginia Miller
Plan Story Hour at Northwest Library Station
Miss Catherine Redmond will tell children's stories at a public library story hour on Thursday at 4 15 pm. The event takes place at the Northwest Library Station located at 811 F Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Redmond
Public Library
Northwest Library
F Avenue NW
Out-of-Town Guests Honored at Cedar Rapids Socials
Cedar Rapids hosts entertained guests from Milwaukee New York City Burlington and other cities with luncheons and dinners this week. Mrs Roswell H Pickford and Mrs W Craven Shuttleworth hosted gatherings at Cedar Rapids Country Club and private homes for twelve to ten guests. Chapter DK PEO met with Mrs Harry Gage as Eva Byerly reviewed Hemingway setting the tone for spring and summer social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Necdenesa
Moon
Rockey
Linden Drive
Russell Jackson
Milwaukee
Jonathan D Jackson
Fourteenth Street
Roswell H Pickford
Forest Drive
Luncroon
Cedar Rapids Country Club
W H. Grupe
Burlington
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue
Grupe
Percy F. Keehn
Keehn
Glenway Drive
Grifpeill
Fred J. Payneer
Mount Vernon Avenue
P.E.O
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
Eva Byerly
Ernest Hemingway
Mrs Ella R Harrier Fetes Relatives at Easter
Easter guests of Mrs Filla R Harrier at 400 Fourth Avenue SW included her nieces and nephews Mr and Mrs Carl Unrath of Rantoul IH and Mr and Mrs George Unrath and Mr and Mrs Frank Unrath of Iowa City, along with her sister Mrs Etta Hanlon of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filla R Harrier
Fourth Avenue
Carl Unrath
Rantoul
George Unrath
Frank Unrath
Iowa City
Etta Hanlon
Catholic Current Events Group Meeting
The Catholic Current Events group will meet Thursday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs H. E. Rahe located at 866 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Rahe
Fourth Avenue SE
Aunt Het Warns of Night Dangers in Quiet Town
In a wary, rural tone Aunt Het tells Jennie that company can embolden a person. She notes that Yom keeps a gun by his bed when she is away at night, implying concerns about safety and protection in their household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Yom
Mannheimer To Play Benefit Piano Recital In Cedar Rapids
Frank Mannheimer appears in a Myra Hess relief fund benefit concert in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday evening. The 8 15 pm recital at the Cedar Rapids Country Club ballroom features his transcriptions of the Vinci Suite and Bach pieces, Hess arrangement, Beethoven Sonata Opus 2 No 3, Schumann, and modern French works. Tickets available at Morris Sanford company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Hess
Bach
Beethoven
Schumann
P. E. O. Chapter Event at Mrs Perrine Home
Twenty nine members of chapter FO P E O were entertained at the home of Mrs B T Perrine 224 Crescent street SE Tuesday afternoon with Mrs E O Fiske as assistant hostess Two piano selections were played by Mrs Marshall J Hickman and Mrs A O Ambroz and Mrs John T Massey presented vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FO
P.E.O
B. T. Perrine
Crescent Street
E 0. Fiske
Marshall
J. Hickman
A. O. Ambroz
John T. Massey
Dessert luncheon hosts 1H PEO chapter at Carter home
Mrs. Herbert Henderson led the Tuesday dessert luncheon for chapter 1H of PEO at Mrs. M. E. Carter’s home on Park Avenue SE. Current plays were discussed and Mrs. Henderson reviewed two short plays. Guests included Mrs. C. T. Hickok and Mrs. Ronald C Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Henderson
M. E. Carter
Park Avenue SE
Henderson
C. T. Hickok
Ronald C Booth
Cedar Rapids Club Activities And Meetings Noted
Cedar Rapids Women's Club golf group meets Thursday at 2 pm in the Maple room of the clubhouse. Potluck supper for the department Friday at 6 pm with picnic items and cards. Industrial Girls' League of the YWCA to dine Thursday at 6 pm, YWCA building, program at 7 pm by Mrs. E E Fisher with assistants. Reservations before 10 am Thursday by calling 8369. Camp Fire girls discuss doughnut sale and a Camp Huaga weekend at Anakiksin Camp Fire meeting. Officers elected: Nancy Woggenthaler president Celia Lynch vice president Ilene Warner secretary Jo Fran Kuba treasurer Rosanne Klass scribe Ann Meck song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Industrial Girls’ League
Ywc.a
E. E. Fisher
James H. Blackstone, Jr
W. J. Barndrover
Callig
Camp Fire
Anakiksin
First Congregational Church
Camp Huaga
Nancy Woggenthaler
Celia Lynch
Ilene Warner
Jo Fran Kuba
Rosanne Klass
Ann Meck
Mrs Ella Harrier Returns Home From Westlace
After a winter stay at Westlace near Corpus Christi Texas Mrs Ella R Harrier wife of C S Harrier 400 Fourth Avenue Southwest has returned to her home confirming her move from a southern stay to resume local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlace
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ella R. Harrier
Fourth Avenue SW
Community House Service Club Meeting Tomorrow Evening
Members of the Community House Service club will meet at the Community House Thursday at 7 30 p m to transact business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community House Service Club
Community House
Out Of Town Guests Visit Local Friends And Relatives
Guests arrive midweek for brief visits joining local families. Dr and Mrs Ben F Wolverton host Mrs A W Hamblin of Bedford and Dora Jane Hamblin from Coe College. Agnes Johnson of Chicago and the Johnson sisters visit. Mrs Floyd Quick and Mrs E A Olson of Fort Dodge visit their sister Mrs Chester S Johnson. Bonny Johnson returns to Iowa City to resume studies after Easter. Superintendent Jack Logan and Mrs Logan visit the Winters in SE Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Wolfertons
A. W Hamblin
Bedford
Dora Jane Hamblin
Coe College
Coe
Agnes Johnson
Chicago
Hamblin
Floyd Quick
E. A. Olson
Fort Dodge
Chester S. Johnson
Twenty-seventh Street
Bonnie Johnson
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Johnson
Ann Arbor
Jack Logan
East Waterloo
Lefebures Visit Here as Hasleys Travel
Mr and Mrs Charles Lefebure of Chicago and their son Roland left Sunday for home after Easter with Mrs Laura K Pitts mother of Mrs Lefebure at 724 Nineteenth Street SE. Accompanying them were Mrs Mary Pitts Hasley and her daughter Caroline who will fly from Chicago to Palm Beach to visit for a month with Mrs Hasleys daughter Mrs P F Billings and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lefebure
Chicago
Roland
Mrs McFarlane Hosts 80th Birthday Dinner at Home
Mrs A G McFarlane entertained at a family dinner for her husband’s eightieth birthday at 420 Tenth Street NW. The gathering featured Talisman roses and spring flowers with children and nieces and nephews including Ethel McFarlane of Cedar Rapids Herbert McFarlane of East Chicago and several Brownlie and Dennis relatives from Fairfax Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McFarlane
Tenth Street NW
McFarlane
Ethel McFarlane
Cedar Rapids
Herbert McFarlane
East Chicago
Ind
Robert Brownlie
Janet Bownlie
John Brownlie
Malcolm Brownlie
Herbert R. Dennis
Warren Dennis
Fairfax
Bee Dennis
Martha Brownlie
Marshalltown
Mary Wilma Brownlie
Costume Carries Out Naval Theme Parade Dress
The restraint and good taste of Fifth Avenue paraders show in Easter outfits with military or naval themes. Miss Georgianna Cusachs, daughter of Commander and Mrs. Charles Carlos Casacis, Annapolis, Md, wears a white silk hat trimmed with navy ribbons and an embroidered gold eagle. Her navy blue suit features a white collar and cuffs with gilt star buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Fifth Avenue
Georgianna Cusachs
Charles Carlos Casacis
Annapolis
Past Chiefs Convene of Winter Temple Pythian Sisters
Past chiefs of Winter temple No 78 Pythian Sisters met Monday evening at the Light Company Bungalow for a business meeting led by President Mrs John Yearick followed by a social hour. Hostesses were Mesdames Edith Fullerton Gladys Rohn Bertha Buffington Ada Meister and Effie Dice. The next meeting is set for May 12 at Mrs Alta Robertson home 407 Fifth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
Light Company
John Yearick
Edith Fullerton
Gladys Rohn
Bertha Buffington
Ada Meister
Effie Dice
Alta Robertson
Fifth Avenue
Mrs Davis to host Ethel Evans circle at Elmhurst drive
Mrs C G Davis will entertain the Ethel Evans circle of King's Daughters at her home located 1365 Elmhurst drive NE on Thursday at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C G Davis
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Elmhurst Drive
Why Fathers Should Stay Connected With Their Sons
Ruth Millett argues that sons often break away after leaving home because fathers miss the chance to learn about the son's work. A father can stay in touch by following the son's business, reading relevant city news, and tracking industry developments. This requires effort but strengthens family bonds and keeps the father mentally engaged as he ages.
Miss MacLaughlin Returns From Chicago Trip
Miss Irene MacLaughlin of 1611 Park avenue SE returned Wednesday morning from a week in Chicago visiting two Cedar Rapids couples, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeJong and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Trefz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene MacLaughlin
Park Avenue SE
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd DeJong
Ed Trefz
P T A Meetings Highlight Dorothea Fox Speaker
P T A notices announce Schaeffer Heights school events with Miss Dorothea Fox librarian and author speaking at 8 p.m. Thursday about bicycle travel and Iowa hostels. Officers to be elected at 7 30 p.m. A Tyler PTA meeting at 2 p.m. features Miss Virginia Slauson with geography slides and Miss Mabel Jennings geography class work demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Fox
Schaeffer Heights
Tyler P. TA
Virginia Slauson
Mabel Jennings
Wilson Hi-Y-ettes Program Highlights and Bake Sale Plan
Wilson Hi-Y-Ettes met Tuesday in the music room for a program. Betty Lou Soukup gave a reading and seven girls performed a skit showing what the YWCA does in other countries. Participants were Ava Jean Marsh Dorothy Barta Grace Vernon Rachel England Thelma Stehlie Lorraine Dew and Lorraine Blazek. The club planned a bake sale Saturday at Armstrong's Clothing store with items to be delivered to Wilson School or the store. Proceeds will fund a girl’s trip to camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Music Room
Betty Lou Soukup
Ava Jean Marsh
Dorothy Barta
Grace Vernon
Rachel England
Thelma Stehlie
Lorraine Dew
Lorraine Blazek
Armstrong's Clothing
Wilson School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anamosa P.E.O
Nature, Garden Group
Student Council Fetes
Croquignole
Dows
Second Street
Frank Mannneimer
MRS. B. T. Perrine Fetes FO
Woman's Club Golfers
Anakiksin Camp Fire
Texas
Service Club
Bowlene
Akeo
Anche
Exon
Cosette
Bishop's
Lefebures
Mrs. Hasley
Ruth Millett
Gazette Special
Son
Miss Maclaughlin
P.T.A. Meetings
Schaeffer
Tyler
Wilson Hi-Y-Ettes
S. Arrid
Arrid
Sonny
Swerl
Swerl Bubble Baths
Betty
Wardest
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