Alpha Gamma Delta Reunion Day at Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Coe College plans International Reunion Day this Saturday. Registration at noon in Roosevelt hotel’s Roosevelt room, luncheon at 1 with guests from Boone Davenport Clinton Dubuque Iowa City Muscatine and Waterloo. A new chapter at Alabama Polytechnic Auburn Alabama is to be installed the same day. Grace Brownell, second grand vice-president, will be guest of honor. Open house 3 to 4 at 1261 First avenue E and a spring dance 8 to 11 p m in the Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Boone
Davenport
Clinton
Dubuque
Iowa City
Muscatine
Waterloo
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alabama Polytechnic
Auburn
Ala
Grace Brownell
First Avenue
Herbert Henderson
L. G. Swaney
A H. Boileau
Virginia Ells
William S. Wherry
R. B. van Cleve
Wayne
Visitors Return Home After Stay in Salisbury
Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Hunt departed Friday morning for their home in Columbia South Carolina after spending several days as guests of Mr and Mrs Harold N Graves and Mr and Mrs Roy E Choate in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Hunt
Columbia
S. C
Harold N. Graves
Roy E. Choate
Grant's Pass man visits brother-in-law in Seattle area
Ted Cramer of Grant's Pass Oregon spent Friday at the home of his brother in law Dr. Howard L Van Winkle and Mrs Van Winkle located at 2314 Fifth Avenue SE Mrs W J Brown at 1962 First Avenue East hosted members of the Cooking club for a luncheon Friday at her home preserving local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cramer
Grant's Pass
Ore
Howard L. van Winkle
van Winkle
Fifth Avenue SE
W. J Brown
Avenue E
Cooking Club
Jolly Eight Club Hosts Diehls At Home Evening
Mr and Mrs Donald Diehl of 721 H Avenue NW entertained members of the Jolly Eight club Thursday evening. Pinochle was played with prizes going to Mr and Mrs George Beem and Mr and Mrs Adolph Koutsky. Others present included Mr and Mrs Steve Saris. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Diehl
H Avenue
Jolly Eight Club
George Beem
Adolph Koutsky
Steve Saris
Mrs. Poyneer Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Fred J. Poyneer of 2238 Mount Vernon Avenue SE welcomed members of her bridge club to a luncheon at her home on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Poyneer
Fred J. Poyneer
Mount Vernon Avenue
Friay
Banquet Honors Mothers and Daughters at St Pauls
Three hundred thirty mothers and daughters attended the nineteenth annual banquet at St Pauls church. The dinner was served by the general aid under Mrs A A Bagley. Guests sat at long tables with red balloons and ivy. Mrs Charles J Bready gave the invocation. Mrs E R Moen led singing, and Ruth Marson with Audrey Pickerill sang a duet. A toast to daughters was given by Mrs Neely Hill with response by Lucia Mae Smith. A Franklin school group performed a one act play The Knave of Hearts. The event closed with Blessed Be The Tie That Binds. The dinner is sponsored by the girls work committee. committee chairs were Mrs Carl Linge and Mrs A W Plock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul’s Church
General Aid
A A Bagley
Charles J Bready
E. R Moen
Russel F. Kn
Patricia
Franklin School
Geraldine Green
Girls Work Committee
Carl Linge
A W Plock
Phi Sigma Iota Zeta Chapter Meets at Coe Library
Zeta chapter of Phi Sigma Iota the romance language honor society at Coe College met Thursday in the college library staff room. Rachel Austin presented an essay on eighteenth century dramatists and Mary Pooley read a paper on Gothic cathedrals in France. Margaret Birkett of Ellsworth Minn was recently initiated to active membership and Antoinette Vampola of Cedar Rapids has been pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta
Coe College
College Library
Rachel Austin
Mary Pooley
France
Margaret Birkett
Ellsworth
Minn
Antoinette Vampola
Cedar Rapids
Navy Mothers Club Chapter 32 Holds Meetings and Card Prize
Thirty five members met at the YWCA on Tuesday with Clinton club members present. Recruiting Officer J W Keene led a question box and shared Navy facts. A club card party on Wednesday drew 125 attendees and J L Moore won the grand prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers’ Club
Clinton Club
J W Keene
J. L. Moore
Mrs Walter Eaton Hosts Guests From St Louis
Mrs Walter Eaton of 1407 Fourth Avenue SE hosts Mrs Norville Welch Mrs Durwood Holt and daughter Jacqueline all of St Louis Mrs Holt granddaughter of Mrs Eaton from Cedar Rapids will spend a month here Mrs Welch leaves Saturday for Dubuque
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Eaton
Fourth Avenue SE
Norville Welch
Durwood Holt
Jacqueline
St Louis
Holt
Eaton
Cedar Rapids
Welch
Dubuque
Mrs Lynch Hosts Birthday Party for Barbara Lynch
Mrs Martha Lynch of 1104 K Street SW held a Tuesday party for her daughter Barbara turning ten. Contests and games filled the event with refreshments and favors for each child. Attendees included Nola Jean and Donna May Faulkner, Betty and Billy Stickley, Frances and Otilia Anderson, Rosemary, Eve lyn and Dolores Lattner, Elaine and Jackie Heitz, Johnnie Thompson, Margarete Ann Smith, Betty Jewell, Marcia DeWulf, and Barbara Lynch, with assistance from Mrs Helen Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lynch
K Street
Barbara
Nola Jean
Donna May Faulkner
Betty
Billy Stickley
Frances
Otilia Anderson
Rosemary
Evelyn
Dolores Lattner
Elaine
Jackie Heitz
Johnnie Thompson
Margarete Ann Smith
Betty Jewell
Marcia DeWulf
Barbara Lynch
Lynch
Helen Thompson
Mohawks Honored At Sedlacek Dinner In St Paul
Tuesday evening Dr and Mrs L B Sedlacek hosted a dinner for the St Paul Mohawks champions of the city Pioneer basketball league. Team leader Dick Hart received a gift amid a guest list featuring Emil Christle Robert Mach George Serovy John Esbensen Paul Perdue Warren Pugh James Milke Leo Cabalka William Moore Richard Sedlacek and Dick Hatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Sedlacek
Nineteenth Street
St. Paul
Wilson ninth grade Girls Reserves picnic in Adel adviser home
The Wilson high school ninth grade Girls Reserves met Tuesday evening for a picnic at adviser Mrs Frank J Krejcha s home on 2021 D street SW The group spent time playing games and rehearsing for a minstrel show Present were Dorothy Andresen Margaret Butler Ella mae Canarr Lillian Dusek Mary Berger Betty Hansen Betty Jean Jirsa Edrie Johns Joan Kanak Henrietta Kubik Mildred Mahr ing Gail Phillipson Jeanne Schluntz Betty Jane Sedenka Betty Lou Soukup Mary Ann Suma Ard Mae Stolte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High School
Grame
Frank J. Krejcha
D Street
Dorothy Andresen
Margaret Butler
Ellamae Canarr
Lillian Dusek
Mary Berger
Betty Hansen
Betty Jean Jirsa
Edrie Johns
Joan Kanak
Henrietta Kubik
Mildred Mahring
Gail Phillipson
Jeanne Schluntz
Betty Jane Sedenka
Betty Lou Soukup
Mary Ann Suma
Ard
Mae Stolte
P T A Officers Elected at Kenwood and Roosevelt Meetings
Kenwood P T A elected President Mrs Wilson Fernow and other officers. the senior orchestra gave a demonstration, Cub leaders discussed Cubbing, and a Cub song was sung. Roosevelt P T A named officers including Mrs Ray Johnson, and a safety program and a one act play were featured with a tea and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P.T. A
Wilson Fernow
Irene Vlach
A. T. Chado
R. C. White
Clifford Lawrence
Kenwood
Roland Mochlmann
Donald Houts
Malcolm Gunn
Jimmy Hynden
Jimmy Clemmons
L. Jonas
Wilson P. T. A
Roy Decker
M. Simanek
W. McCalley
T. P. Smith
V. L. Spohn
P. T
Council Safety
Modern Composers Program At Beethoven Club
Seven modern composers and their best known works formed the program for Beethoven club members at the Y W C A meeting Thursday morning. Frances Bailey presented brief life sketches before the selections by Ernest Schelling and Charles Griffes were performed by Flora Kitchin and Helen Mokress with club members and chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Frances Bailey
Coe College
Ernest Schelling
Charles T. Griffes
Deems Taylor
Howard Hanson
Nebraska
America
Abram Chasins
Flora Kitchin
Helen Mokress
Charles T Griffes
Beethoven Chorus
Margaret McCall
Katherine Ladegaard
Alice Gard
Bernice Baldwin
Klara Robbins
Miss Miriam Raphael Hosts Modern Dance Recital
Miss Miriam Raphael former member of Weidman and Humphrey groups presents a 3 pm Saturday modern dance recital at the Y W C A auditorium. The program includes group numbers and solo pieces by Raphael with no admission charge. An intensive summer course under Raphael will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Raphael
Charles Weidman
Doris Humphrey
Raphael
Miss Raphael
Shower Honors Mrs Robert Sadilek At Daniels Street Home
Mrs James Stokesberry and Mrs Robert Currell hosted a miscellaneous shower on a Wednesday evening at Mrs Currells home 1030 Daniels street NE honoring Mrs Robert Sadilek. Guests included Mesdames Maude Smith Lawrence Augustin Charles Sadilek Joseph Chess Don Sewalt Ralph Speake Allen White Mary Sadilek B J Meltzer Fred Schindler Kenneth Borschel F D Pugh John Palmer and Miss Lottie Mitralsky and Janice Stokesberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stokesberry
Robert Currell
Mrs. Currell
Daniels Street
Robert Sadilek
Luncheon of Queen Esther circle plans girl to Montrose camp
Twelve members of the Queen Esther circle of the Kings Daughters met Thursday for luncheon at Mrs. Lewis Emerson's home on Grande avenue SE. Mrs. John Schweitzer led devotions and the group voted to send a girl to the King's Daughters camp at Montrose this summer. Mrs. H. B. Adkins assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
King’s Daughters
Lewis Emerson
Grande Avenue
John Schweitzer
King's Daughters
Montrose
H. B. Adkins
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club elects past presidents leader
Mrs W E Mickel was chosen president of the Past Presidents association at a Cedar Rapids Woman's Club luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles E Roberts at 1759 B avenue North. Other officers named include Mrs R T Lubbock as vice president and Mrs J T Taylor as secretary and treasurer. The retiring general club president, Mrs Roberts, received the initatory service. Assistant hostesses named were Mrs W R Foor Mrs Beetee Yuill and Mrs S R Hanins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Mickel
The
Cedar Rapids
W. R. Foor
Beetee Yuill
S. R. Hanins
Camp Fire Groups Present American Family Album Program
The Tiyata and Kadoco Camp Fire groups of Taylor school presented the American Family Album Tuesday at the school. Members from Tiyata included Jean and Marie Frederick, Gwendolyn Willits, Virginia Williams, Madeline Zinke, Isla Tisher, Mary Byrnes, Lois Anderson, and Georgia Sundberg. Kadocio members were Arsene and Geraldine Allen, Jacque Ine Fry, Elaine Norman, Marjorie Lowry, Carolyn Solbrig, Corinne Groves, Shirley Robbins, and Blanche MacPherson. Miss Lara Diehl, the principal, and mothers of the members were special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiyata
Taylor School
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Guild meets with 40 members
The Kenwood Park Presbyterian church guild met Wednesday night in the church perior with 40 present. Mrs. D. Stewart, the new president, led the gathering. Mary Ludlow gave a piano solo and a quartet including Phillis Clutinger, Leonard Clutinger, Alberta Seeger and Donald Hamel sang. Akiko Hino, Hawaii native and Coe College student, spoke on her country and performed Hawaiian songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park
Mrs Lockwood Daughters Honor Frances Brown Shower
Mrs P H Lockwood hosted a kitchen shower for Frances Brown prior to her marriage to Paul C Lockwood. Court whist prizes went to Mrs Ray Phelan Frances Brown and Mrs John Koffron. Guests included Nellie and Elizabeth Lockwood Burdine Lattner Karl Koffron and several others with gifts from Wisconsin Minnesota and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H Lockwood
Jane
Mary
Ellen
Elinor
Frances Brown
Paul C. Lockwood
Ray Phelan
John Koffron
Miss Brown
P. M. Lattner
Burdine Lattner
Karl Koffron
B P. Lattner
H. Brown
Nellie Lockwood
Elizabeth Lockwood
Fred Melcher
Barbara Luehrmann
Wisconsin
Etta Walsh
Minnesota
Anna Lockwood
Cedar Rapids
Stork Shower Honoring Mrs Robert Lambertsen At Faulkner Home
A Thursday evening stork shower at 619 Sixth Avenue SE honored Mrs Robert Lambertsen. Attendees included Agnes Fiala and many neighbors with gifts given from those unable to attend. Refreshments followed later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Faulkner
Sixth Avenue SE
Robert Lambertsen
Agnes Fiala
Ray Smtis
Doris Goyer
Alice Hartley
Ford Larns
Frieda Krabbenhoff
A L. Nievas
N . McArtor
Loren McArtor
Charles Beatty
Elmer Roch~litz
W. W. Smith
Order of Rainbow to Meet at Masonic Hall Saturday
Assembly No 11 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls meets at the Masonic hall Saturday at 7 pm to confer degrees on new members, followed by dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Queen to Ignore Short Skirt Style On Tour
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth will shun short skirts on her North American tour with King George starting May 6. Style experts note 14 to 16 inch hems are in, but the Queen plans gowns hanging eight to ten inches above the floor. She spent hours at Buckingham Palace fitting outfits while officials guarded the designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Quen
Elizabeth
King George
Buckingham Palace
Mr and Mrs J A Phillips to be honored at picnic
Mr and Mrs J A Phillips of 1630 First Avenue E who just returned from Europe will be honored Sunday at 6 PM with a picnic supper by Columbia division of the ladies auxiliary to O R C. The event will be in the I C O F hall at 838 First Avenue E for all members and friends. Meat dessert and coffee will be provided. Attendees should bring usual picnic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Phillips
First Avenue E
Europe
Phillips
Geneva
Switzerland
Columbia Division
Ladies' Auxiliary
1. C
Ralph Whitlocks Honored In New Home
Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitlock were honored with a surprise housewarming party Thursday evening at their new home on Nineteenth Street SE. Dinner was served and a gift was presented to the couple. Those in the party included Mr and Mrs H M Benn inghoff, Mr and Mrs Darrell Pendergrast, Mrs Ness of Des Moines, and Mr and Mrs Edward O'Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitlock
Nineteenth Street
H. M_. Benninghoff
Darrell Pendergrast
Ness
Des Moines
Edward O'Connor
Rae Frost Honored At Surprise Farewell Party
Miss Rae Frost of 136 Twenty third Street Drive SE will sail April 28 from Montreal on the S S Athenia to spend the summer in Scotland. Cedar Chapter No 184 O E S hosted a surprise party at the home of Mrs. Ruth Turner 1620 Sixth Avenue SE with a handkerchief shower and a picnic supper. Guests included Alice Watson Mable Heaton Agnes Horak Linda Schweitzer Mable Paxton Mildred Stucker Hazel Cass Birdina Smart Colette Scott Belva Trinka Ruth Cass Pearl Robinson Florence Robertson Peggie Bode Frances Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Frost
Twenty Third Street Drive
Montreal
S. S. Athenia
Scotland
Cedar Chapter No
Ruth Turner
Sixth Avenue
Miss Frost
Alice Watson
Mable Heate On
Agnes Horak
Linda Schweitzer
Mable Paxton
Mildred Stuckeer
Hazel Cass
Birdina Smart
Colette Scott
Belva Trinka
Ruth Cass
Pearl Robinson
Florence Robertson
Peggie Bode
Frances Butcher
Catherine Timm to Present Recital at Home
Soprano Catherine Timm will perform a Sunday recital at 8 PM in the home of Helen Kacena Stark, 2016 Fourth Avenue SE. Accompanist Ruth Hurtt Meskimen and reader Marion Bailey assist, with a program including works by Bend, Schubert, Rimsky Korsakov, Puccini, Josten, Campbell Tipton and Fenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kacena Stark
Catherine Timm
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Timm
Marion Bailey
Ruth Hurtt Meskimen
Rubenstein
Puccini
High Twelve Ladies Night Dinner Program
The Roosevelt hotel hosts the High Twelve ladies night program this evening at 6 30 in the Roosevelt room. After dinner five acts of entertainment will follow with music throughout the evening and members may bring guests to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Roosevelt Room
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeffrey
Witil van Winkles
Milwaukee Products
Hladky’s
Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
PUT Sigma
OTA
COE Library
Mrs. Eaton
Ll Nd Pe & CO. Fur Storage
Soory Eore
Mrs. Lynch
Sedlacek
Wilson Girl
P.T.A. Meetings
Ray Johnson
Roosevelt P. T. A
Harold Wilson
W D Counterman
Harry Cooper
Johnson
Wilson
Belle Plaine
Linn County Women's Chorus
Charles T. Hickok
Hitler
Gordon Hughes
Harold Appel
Robert Slade
Roosevelt School
Mrs. Sadilek
Woman's Club
Kenwood Churche Group
Lockwood
Mrs. Lambertsen
Big Boy
Lipton
Queen
Ralph Whitlocks
Marion Batley
Josten
Campbell-Tipton Spring
Fenner
Brewster
Sir Thomas Lipton
Seven Nations
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Sparklette
Second Fleet
the Killian Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!