Tourists Return From Far and Near
Travelers recount vacations with Cedar Rapids stops and trips to New Orleans and Phoenix. Mrs Lugene Prney and Mr and Mrs Wallace Da Ing return from extended travels, joined by relatives and a medical student visiting Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retarr Ag Phowsdavoom
Goerd A Ferre
Enaowah
Phoenx
Abs
Dave
Thenr
Ridgevos
Wallace
Cottage Groe Avenue
Sioux City
J D Walch
Jh. Senor
University of Town
J O D Walsh
Heer
FE. H Bingham
Grande Avenue
Ramseys To Honor Miss Jones And Mr Bever At Dinner
Audrey Jones and James N Bever plan a May 3 wedding. Mr and Mrs Addison J Ramses host a small dinner at 225 Crescent Street SE with white decor and a bouquet of white sweet peas on the dining table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramseys
Miss Jones
Mr. Bever
Audrey Jones
James N Bever
Addison J) Ramses
Crescent Street SE
Luncheon honors Mrs Aubineau at Cedar Rapids club
Mrs George F E oCrres and Mrs John D Mandall hosted a luncheon for Mrs Myron Aubineau of Kenilworth TL at the Cedar Rapids Country club. Twelve guests, including a former bridge club member, attended as Aubineau arrived Thursday to visit Mr and Mrs Glenn Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Harold Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE oCrres
Park Terrace
John D- Mandall
Forest Drive
Myron Aubineau
Kenilworth TL
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bridge Club
Wtrich
Aubineau
Glenn
Wheeler
Harold
Queen To Be Named Tonight At Coe College Junior Prom
The annual Coe College Junior Prom will crown a queen this Friday at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Contestants include Gladys Hellman, Vipha Gamma Delta, Dorothy Stankey, Patty Latter, Helen Vlais Kroes, Margaret Nickles, and Joan Lewis. A jury will announce the winner Friday morning with faculty guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deang
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Wilpe
Gladys Hellman
Pauma
Vipha Gamma Delta
Dorothy Stankey
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Xt Delta
Peter Nav
Sprit Lake
Clas
A .Ce
Slase
Meltin A Carden
JF Yothers
Mire Miron L. Koenig
Bundles for Britain Benefit Sale In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids chapter of Bundles for Britain will hold a benefit food sale Saturday starting at 10 20 am near Craemer's department store elevator. Mrs Charles S Knox and her committee lead the event, the first in a series. Malta chapter No 413 OFS invites all members to a walk in the Masonic hall Saturday at 7 45 pm with initiation dancing and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Britain
Craemer'’s
Charles S Knox
Malta
OFS
Masonic Hall
Order
Reeve Engler Wedding Ties Berkeley Families
Miss Marian May Enzler of Berkeley Cal hf daughter of Louis R Enzler Cool Calif and Roger M Reeve of Berkeley son of Merle M Reeve were married April 10 in Berkeley at the home of Dr and Mrs Lewis Hillis The double ring ceremony had Miss Elizabeth Trues dell as maid of honor and Arthur Enzler as best man A reception followed at friends home They will reside at 1309 Haste St Berkeley The bride graduates UC Berkeley Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi member The groom an assistant professor at UC Berkeley is pursuing a PhD after BS from Coe College and MA from the University of Woosvorsit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian May Enzler
Berkeley
Calhf
Louis R. Enziler
Cool
Calif
Roger M. Reeve
Merle M. Reeve
Avenue NE
Lewis Hillis
Elizabeth Truesdell
Arthur Enzler
Haste Street
University of California At Berkeley
Phi Beta Kappa
Honorary Scholastic Fraternity
Sigma Xi National Science Fraternity
Mit
Reese
University of California
Coe College
University of Woosvorsit
May Day Mother-Daughter Dinner at St Pauls Church
The annual Mother-Daughter dinner at St Pauls Methodist Church will be May 1 in the church dining room transformed into a May scene with Maypoles and flowers. The Blue Birds of the church are honored. Mrs A W Plock chairs the girls work, with Mrs Robert C Armstrong in charge of the program and Mrs Ho Ho Morse heading decorating. Reservations are made at the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Pauls Methodist Church
A W. Plock
Girls Work Committee
Robert C. Armstrong Wll
Ho Ho Morse
A Kearney
Local Card Club Gatherings Highlight Evening Entertainers
Mr and Mrs Karl Clendening hosted a card club at 1015 Oakland Ave NE with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Mehalek and Mr and Mrs R R Simms who won honors. Typographical auxiliary members and spouses held a picnic supper at Maine Judge hall followed by a business session and card party hosted by Mesdames Everett King George Klumpar George Smith Norman Smith and Robert Stahl. Plans outline a potluck luncheon on April 30 at Mrs Edwin Lundquist 1701 Convenue NW with Laws Rubek and Mrs Lloyd Spencer as assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Clendening
Oakland Avenue NE
Charles Mehalek
R. R Simms
Irwin O'Connor
Ludwig Janda
Harry Gaumann
Maine Judge Hall
Everett King
George Klumpar
George Smith
Norman Smith
Robert Stahl
Edwin Lundquist
NW Laws Rubek
Lloyd Spencer
Fire group meets at Arthur school for crafts and sale plan
Members of the Oseetah Camp Fire met Monday afternoon at Arthur school to discuss head bands and organize a doughnut sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur School
Oseetah Camp Fire
Sally Wykle Marries Keith Shepard in Los Angeles
The marriage of Sally Wykle daughter of Mr and Mrs J Wykle 231 Tenth Street NW to Keith Shepard son of Mrs William Gregory 328 First Avenue W took place Sunday morning at Second Presbyterian Church Los Angeles. Rev Leonard Jones officiated single ring ceremony. Bridesmaids and guests described. couple to reside in Ocean Park California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hughes
Moss Corah Wykles
Ocean Park
Shepard
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Santa Monica
Roosevelt High School
McKinley High School
California
Marianne Foushee Wardell McGinn
Dorothy Metela
Mrs Baldwin piano pupils in recital Friday evening
Community activities detailed at the Montrose hotel talk by Mrs Sucrette Crank of the Community House cover leisure time programs for all ages and races with involvement from DAR Junior League Cedar Rapids public library and a survey of Cedar Rapids Negro groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
Sucrette Crank
Crank
The
DAR
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Public Library
Bernice Hach Baldwin
Thompson Susan Starman
Wiliams
Criss Crocs Williams
Willams Riveriny McGon
John Perelhompson
Blake Carol McLead
van Horn
Franke Tudy Perkins
Marin Mozartlinue
Baccherini
Beethoven Barbara A.sk
Sibelius
Gopas Moussorgsky
Patricia Carberry
Hatman
Caprice
Mohreys
Trotchatcen
Grieg
Frances Katrrovsky
Local Clubs Hold Social Gatherings This Week
Mrs. George Clifford hosted the Cy clettes club at 706 T Street SW on Wednesday evening. The Bays' Motorcycle club held a wiener roast Thursday evening at the club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clifford
T. Street
Cyclettes Club
Bays’ Motorcycle Club
American Music Has Three Phases Beethoven Club Told
Ruth Orchard McGuire told Beethoven club members at the Y M C A meeting that American music runs in three phases folk, popular and academic. She cited a history book noting America’s modern contribution lies in popular culture like jazz and swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Ruth Orchard McGuire
McKinney and Anderson
America
Flora Kitchin
Eva Noe
Helen Hickman
Margaret McCall
Flora Taylor
Virginia Ohman
Martha Leksa
Onabelle Ellett
Edna Mae Sila
Gertrude Fletcher
Ann Denkman
Josephine Batchelder
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Gene Crain Attended By Local Guests
Hostess Miss Marie Pennsybacker of 364 Fifteenth Street SE entertained Thursday evening at a dinner party for Miss Gene Crain. Flower tapers lit the table while a musical birthday cable was presented to the honoree. Also present were Miss Eleanor Taylor and Maurine Hamblin, Rockwell Bingham, Ed Griffith, and Mr. and Mrs F F Moorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Crain
Marie Pennsybacker
Fifteenth Street
Eleanor Taylor
Maurine Hamblin
Rockwell Bingham
Ed Griffith
F F. F. Moorman
Luncheon Meeting of Alpha Ni Delta Mothers' Club
Eighteen members attended a luncheon in the chapter rooms of Alpha Xi Delta. Hostesses included Mesdames Ben A. Rubias E B Hoyv man Carl W. Stookey T WP Boone and JJ G Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Ni Delta Mothers’ Club
Ben A. Rubias
E. B. Hoyv~man
Carl W. Stookey
T WP
Boone
JJ. G. Mead
Friendship Circle Fetes Sixth Anniversary Tea at McQuiston Home
The Friendship circle of King's Daughters held a guest day tea on Tuesday at 361 Garden Drive SE, with greetings by President Mrs Lee R. Beardsley and vocal selections by Mrs Ray Moore. The event featured a review of Life With Father by Mrs Vernon Lichtenstein, and past Linn County Union president Mrs W. DeNio presided at the tea table. Several members and guests, including Mesdames Gaines Prouty Wilson Waite and others, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle of
King’s Daughters
J. Stuart McQuiston
Garden Drive
Lee R. Beardsley
Ray Moore
R. Tom Termohlen
Father
Vernon Lichtenstein
H. E. Haegg
Linn County Union
W. DeNio
Philip K Gaines
James V. Prouty
Leonard R Wilson
Harold Waite
Ben H. Peterson
Leonard P. Lyon
Boyd G. Carter
Hamilton Clark
R. W. Gilbert
W. J. Hladley
L. D. Hurd
L. S London
B. P Mavis
George M. Newland
Walter O. Schultz
Robert S. Waples
Surprise house warming for Mrs Schnoebelen at new home
Former neighbors gathered at 333 Twenty third Street N W Wednesday evening for a surprise house warming and potluck supper party. A shower of gifts and games honored Mrs Schnoebelen with attendees including Miss Caroline Schichtl and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F. Schnoebelen
Schnoebelens
Twenty-third Street
Schnoebelen
Caroline Schichtl
A. M. Walters
T. E. Lilledahl
Marshall B Nelson
Thomas Manton
Travelers Auxiliary hosts picnic and bridge at Ruth Miller home
United Commercial Travelers auxiliary met at 1423 Wildwood drive NE for a Wednesday picnic luncheon. Twenty four members attended and played bridge with prizes won by Vivian Wilson Olga Zachar and Lillian Sandercock. Guests included Mrs. Vernon Butz and Mrs. Nancy Schulte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Ruth Miller
Wildwood Drive
Agnes Clement
Verba Parker
Vivian Wilson
Olga Zachar
Lillian Sandercock
Vernon Butz
Nancy Schulte
St Margaret's Circle to Dine at Immaculate Conception
Members of St Margaret's circle Immaculate Conception church and their husbands will meet for supper Sunday at 6 p.m. at the church. Arrangements are led by Mrs J C Reindl Mrs Paul Stein and Mrs Joseph Stephan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Circle
Immaculate Conception Church
J. C. Reindl
Paul Stein
Joseph Stephan
Heavenly cherry pie from Gazetle cookbooklet recipe
Mrs. Frank Spryner of 935 Twenty sixth street SE bakes a cherry bala pie from the Pies and Pastries Cookbooklet issued by The Gazetle. The pie uses unsweetened and canned cherries with sugar to taste, celebrated by the women as heavenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spryner
Twentysixth Street
Gazetle
Mrs Seysler and daughter return from trip
Mrs Ruby Seysler and her daughter Margaret arrived home after two weeks traveling by car through Colorado New Mexico and Texas visiting Mr and Mrs B B Millikan formerly of Cedar Rapids located at 1816 D avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Ruby Seysler
D Avenue
Margaret
B. B Millikan
Cedar Rapids
Miss Hemsky Attends Sorority Convention
Miss Betty Hemsky daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hemsky travels to a sorority convention with family support and social duties indicated through the society note in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hemsky
Betty Hemsky
Mrs
William Hemsky
Iowa student Hemsky to represent sorority at Minneapolis convention
A University of Iowa student and president of Kappa Epsilon left Thursday to represent the Iowa chapter at the sorority biennial convention in Minneapolis. She will be a guest of Miss Mary Rickert at the Alpha Chi Omega house and was elected rushing chairman of Alpha Chi Omega for next year and named junior delegate to the Pan-Hellenic council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Avenue
University of Iowa
Kappa Epsilon, Pharmaceutical Sorority
Iowa
Minneapolis
Mary Rickert
Alpha Chi Omega House
Hemsky
Alpha Chi Omega
Pan-Hellenic Council
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club honors officers at luncheon
The art department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club held a luncheon at the club house to celebrate the year end and honor new and retiring officers. New staff includes Mrs. J. B. McPherson as chairman Mrs. A. R. Swem as leader and Mrs. N. M. Gilgen as secretary treasurer. Mrs. Charles Bode and Mrs. A B. Van Dyke hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
J. B. McPherson
A. R. Swem
N. M. Gilgen
Charles Bode
A B. van Dyke
Fete Honors Miss Dlouhy Ahead of May Wedding
Mrs. Frank Dlouhy and Mrs. William Kudina hosted a party at their homes to honor Miss Dorothy Dlouhy who will marry Ernest Miller of Cedar Rapids in May. Guests gave a shower of miscellaneous gifts for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dlouhy
Fourteenth Street
William Kudina
Twenty-seventh Street
Dorothy Dlouhy
Ernest Miller
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Merle Harris to Lead Cedar Rapids Women’s Club
Mrs. Merle Harris was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women’s club at the Roosevelt hotel during the annual meeting. She succeeds Miss Ida Caryl, with Este Heath as first vice president and Dorothy Meeker as second vice president. New board members include Cary, Mariana Sacket, Hazel Hicks, and Edna Wilson as officers and committee reports were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Margaret Gould
Leota McNutt
Iva Pardera
Julia Weldon
Edith Lowe
Ruth Purdy
Dorothy Lewis
Patterson Dental Supply
Eunice Buol
Alice Cejka
Edna Wilson
Leta Nezerka
Emma Hagenstein
Merle Harris
Cedar Rapids
Roberta Sheets
Roosevelt High School
King’s Daughters circle elects officers and plans Red Cross sewing
Mrs P A Olson hosted the Volunteer circle of the King’s Daughters on Tuesday afternoon and elected officers. Mrs Lloyd Platt became president, Mrs Don Harris secretary, and Mrs Howard Brown treasurer. Sewing tasks for Red Cross were organized and Mrs Ralph Karlan will host the circle May 6 at 508 Twenty-sixth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P A Olson
Twentieth Street
King’s Daughters
Lloyd Platt
Don Harris
Howard Brown
Red Cross
Ralph Karlan
Twenty-sixth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Urs. Aubineau Frtfd
Coe Collese
GE Weld
Mes
W. Manatt
Fetes Sewing Club
Mreo Ruseel
Park Aenue SE
Sunt Ems
Marian Engler
Karl
Clendenings Entertain Club
Oseetaif Camp
Sally Wykle
Los Angeles
Mrs. Crank
Miss Schissel Peted
Margaret Schissel
Paul Bibby
Banco
Spengler
Marie
Frances Schissel
Sixth Street
James Bibby
William Weaver
Joe Weaver
Kent Hayes
Lumir Bena
Nick Schmitz
Dewey Bird
J J. Kames
Louis Holub
Lester Woodward
William Woodward
Tia Buffington
Truman Toomey
Miss Crain
Alpha NE Delta
Friendship Circle
Travelers Auxiliary
ST Margaretds Circle
Bairy Farm
Milwaukee
Hladey
Dial
Third Ave. SE
John E. Lapes
Gazetle-Dueser
Stewart
Warmer
Kresge’s
First Ave
Fete Miss Dlouny
Rothmoor Coats
Julliard's Wool
Coats
the Killian Company
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