Dinner To Honor Coe Y W C A Cabinet
Members of the first Coe Y W C A cabinet will hold their annual formal dinner Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the home of adviser Mrs W J Brown 1962 First avenue E Miss Sara Ann Brown Wilson high school teacher will speak on Hobbies and show a world wide doll collection Honored are Cedar Rapids residents Eloise Helfenstine Edith Boardman Jeanetta Hatfield Lucile Hamlin Eleanor Peters Pauline Huston Margaret Massey Ruth Rich Barbara Henry of Bismarck ND Gladys Heilman Bernice Beerman Paullina Ruth Mc Dermott Oak Park IL Mary Towne Burlington Mary Louise Rovelstad Elgin IL Dorothy Bacon Glen Ellyn IL Also in the hostess group are Mesdames Brown Robert Little Harry M Gage Charles T Hickok S G Armstrong George Yuill E H Bingham P W Jacobson Robert C Armstrong Max Daehler Edward F Winslow Pierre Tracy and Forrest S Rutgers Dean Mary Bell So Miss Ethel Ryan Coe College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Brown
Edward F. Winslow
Pierre Tracy
Forest S. Rutgers
Dean Mary Bell
Ethel Ryan
Coe Colege
Shakespeare Club Marks 377th Birthday With Lunch
The Monday Shakespeare club in Cedar Rapids marked William Shakespeare’s 377th birth anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs. Neff’s tea room. Guest Mrs. Odegaard joined 12 members as Mrs. H. L. Manville led a tribute by Dr. Joseph Fort Newton and the program included a Shakespeare quiz and farewell address by outgoing president Mrs. Olive Tower. Election is set for a May picnic meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shakespeare
Monday Shakespeare Club
Mrs Weeks Guest At Bridge Luncheon In Southeast Home
Mrs Fred M Higley hosted a bridge club luncheon Wednesday at her home. Among attendees was Mrs Carl Weeks from Des Moines visiting Mr and Mrs Frank A Heald at 1615 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Higley
Sixteenth Street
Bridge Club
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
Frank A. Heald
Grande Avenue
Anamosa Church Ceremony For Ruby Jewell Bride
Ruby Lucille Jewell and Elmer William Parsons were married at the Methodist church in Anamosa. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Jewell of 1018 North Street NW. the groom is the son of Mrs Carrie Parsons of Tipton. Rev J K Delahooke officiated. Mr and Mrs Wesley Curl attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer William Parsons
Ruby Lucille Jewell
Fred Jewell
North Street
Parsons
Carrie Parsons
Tipton
J. K. Delahooke
Anamosa
Wesley Curl
Cellist Piatigorsky Plans Thursday Paramount Concert
Renowned cellist Gregor Piatigorsky announced a Thursday 8:15 p.m. program at the Paramount Theater under the Community Concert association. Valentina Pavlovsky will accompany on piano. recital includes Mozart Beethoven Chopin works and additional classics. The program features Sonata in A major, Beethoven pieces, and arrangements by Piatigorsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregor Piatigorsky
Koussevitzky
Paramount Theater
Community Concert Association
Valentin Pavlovsky
Mozart
Beethoven
Chopin
Cedar Rapids Radio Council Script Committee Meeting
The script committee of the Cedar Rapids Radio council will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at station WMT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Radio Council
WMT
Congenial Hundred To Give Spring Party Next Monday
The Congenial Hundred club plans its annual spring party at Danceland next Monday evening. The club orchestra will perform with special intermission acts and two dances. Invitations are sent by the committee, and members should list guests by contacting Mr. or Mrs. Ralph Hamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundred Club
Danceland
Ralph Hamer
Luncheon Honoring Brides-Elect Miss Audrey Jones and Miss Elizabeth Clark
Mrs. Elliott Cobb hosted a Wednesday luncheon for brides-elect Miss Audrey Jones and Miss Elizabeth Clark. The event at 2149 Linden Drive SE, the Beardsley home, drew guests including Mrs. William G. Isom and Mrs. W. Sandoe Jordan, along with several bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Jones
Elizabeth Clark
Elliott A. Cobb
Iowa City
Cobb
David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
William G. Isom
W. Sandoe Jordan
Esther Yothers
Virginia Collins
Mary Frances Lee
Della May Nash
Betty Peardsley
Lydia Ann Courtright
Ann Winslow
Four Couples Return From Ten Day Hot Springs Trip
Returning Tuesday evening from Hot Springs Arkansas after a ten day vacation were Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Craemer Mr. and Mrs. Clare R. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. McClary and Dr. and Mrs. B J Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Nicholas P. Craemer
Woodland Drive
Clare R. Marshall
Crescent Street
Harvey C. McClary
Blake Boulevard
B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
Hesperian Club Guest Night Highlights Community Report
The Hesperian club held its annual guest night at the Commonwealth tea room with 40 attendees. Mrs. Sucrette Crank spoke on The Negro Survey of Cedar Rapids, covering population, home locations, residence length, employment, church, recreation and educational opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesperian Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Sucrette Crank
Community House
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Cornely
Vivienne Robinson
Crank
Missa Krebs
Miss Nelle Ills
Patty Ann Hughes Birthday Party Held at Home
Patty Ann Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hughes of 2304 C avenue NE, celebrated her fourth birthday with a party Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Ann Ironside, Sammy Martin, Billy Stuber, Sharon Quinn, Sandra Lee Warnecke, Terry Duttweiler, Doris Marie Peschang, Timmy Lochner, Terry Lochner, Jacqueline Diehl, Joyce Monroe, Mary Kay Nesper, Cynthia Hughes and Kay Halloran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ann Hughes
J. G. Hughes
C Avenue NE
Ann Ironside
Sammy Martin
Billy Stuber
Sharon Quinn
Sandra Lee Warnecke
Terry Duttweiler
Doris Marie Peschang
Timmy
Terry Lochner
Jacqueline Diehl
Joyce Monroe
Mary Kay Nesper
Cynthia Hughes
Kay Halloran
Miss Smith to Be Honored at Roosevelt Dinner
Miss Martha Smith of 2301 Mount Vernon Avenue SE will celebrate her birthday with a formal dinner Wednesday at the Roosevelt hotel. Dutch treat hostess group includes Misses Dora Smith Mary Kay House Donna Kelly Maxine Maxson Billie Kutchera and Dorothy Johnstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
Roosevelt Hotel
Dora Smith
Mary Kay House
Donna Kelly
Maxine Maxson
Billie Kutchera
Dorothy Johnstone
Mrs Clarke Van Meter Hosts P. E. O. Chapter Meeting
Mrs Clarke Van Meter hosted the P. E. O. chapter IF gathering at 201 Twenty-first Street NE on Monday afternoon. Seventeen attended including Mrs F N Hanson Sumner, with the program featuring exemplification of the initiatory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke van Meter
Twenty-first Street
Chapter IF
F. N. Hanson
Sumner
Home Rebekah Fetes Past Noble Grands
Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 honored its past noble grands Monday at Z C B J hall. Pauline Griffith gave roses to the honored with gifts from Leone Madison and June MacDonald. Oldest were Carrie Willey and Ella Scott, youngest Pearl Wertz. A paper on founding the Rebekah degree was read. Rose Stoddard led entertainment. guest Harriette O'Kelly attended from Grove City. Next meeting May 5 is homecoming, and a benefit card party is planned April 30 at the Glow room of the Gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Pauline Griffith
Noble Grand
Leone Madison
June MacDonald
Norvella Ellis
Leota Kraut
Ella Scott
Hattie de Nio
Ann Thomson
Nellie Vosburgh
Pearl Wertz
Edith Wilson
Elsie Henry
Carrie Willey
Rose Stoddard
Ada Stone
Genevieve Beems
Gertrude Jackman
Anna Volz
Hazel Raymer
Mamie Mather
Bertha Demers
Viola Kucera
Verbena Gosnell
Lillian Neff
Maude Hovorka
Rebekah
Anna Davis
Noble
Harriette O’kelly
Grove City Lodge
Marion
Oo Lodge No
Randolph
Gas Company
Hartl and Vislisel Wed in St Ludmila Church
Dorothy Hartl daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hartl of Ely wed Robert Vislisel son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Vislisel of Cedar Rapids in a 9 am Easter Saturday mass at St Ludmila's church. Rev F R Hruby officiated the double ring ceremony with Miss Margaret Hartl as maid of honor and Harold Paduska as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hartl
Edward Hartl
Ely
Robert Vislisel
Joseph Vislisel
Cedar Rapids
St. Ludmila’s Church
F. R. Hruby
Margaret Hartl
Harold Paduska
We, The Women by Ruth Millett on soldiers and letters
Ruth Millett argues that draft-age men should communicate with families. She cites a Springfield Massachusetts scheme where a company provides telegrams to send quick notes home. She says training and family bonds demand letters rather than cash requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Gazette
Springfield
Mass
Wedding Details of Wislsel Couple Near Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids wedding featured a white satin gown with lace trim and a fingertip veil, the maid of honor in blue marquisette. The reception at Fleming's tea room served dinner for twenty, with a three tier cake, and a party at the C. S. P. S. hall. The couple will reside on a farm southeast of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming's Tea Room
C. S. P. S. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Wislsel
Mrs Baldwin Piano Recital Tonight at Home Studio
Mrs Bernice Hach Baldwin presents the third in a series of piano recitals at 7 30 PM at 820 Seventeenth Street SE. Program includes works by Mozart Heller Bellini and Rachmaninoff among others with performers Williams Johnson Trachta Paxson and Stone featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hach Baldwin
Seventeenth Street SE
Williams Jolly Little Breese
Williams Bi Rrr Sa
Williams Jeanette Trachta
Zoo
Williams
Cumtsy Dar
Knight
Lady
Thompson Tae Ee
Thompson
Thompson Earlinéa Whitehill
MOG Vbawes
Goedeineem
Cao
Norma Jean Johnson
Gemeta
CO Mage
Heller
Virginia Fiender
Norma
Bellini
Fibelius
Rachmaninoff
Grieg
Rebecca Stone
Lauretta Cooper Honored at Shower in May
Mrs. M. F. O'Toole hosted a miscellaneous shower at 416 Fifteenth Street NE for bride elect Lauretta Cooper of Jack O'Toole on May 7. Guests included Mrs. E. H. Wessel and numerous local ladies and gents such as Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. French, Mrs. Larry Furry, Mrs. Jim Risk, and others from Ely and the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. O'Toole
Fifteenth Street
Jack O’toole
E. H. Wessel
E. Strickland
Rs. G. French
Larry Furry Ord
Jim Risk
A. Iosty
Dean, Barrett
C. Kent
B. Kehoe
W. Long
Myers Host Farewell Dinner For Son James
Mr and Mrs W C Myers of 951 Fourth street SW entertained at a farewell dinner Monday evening honoring their son James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Myers
Fourth Street
James
Local Families Callers Gather for Farewell Event
Attendees among the Stoner and Johnson households with Donnie and Dean Stoner, Mary Evelyn and Jackie, C. A. Leeper, Pauline Myers, Ellen Paul, and Mrs. Wertz joined a farewell for a relative soon departing for a year of military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stoner
Beth and
Dean Stoner
Leslie Johnson
Donnie
C. A. Leeper
Mary Evelyn
Jackie
Raymond Wertz
Pauline Myers
Ellen Paul
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Announced
Kappa Delta Mothers club will meet for luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. in the sorority rooms. Mrs. Do A Davis and Mrs. Hugh Owens will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers’ Club
Do. A. Davis
Hugh Owens
City Briefs Summary of Local Notices and Incidents
City briefs list chicken suppers at multiple churches with prices, a Ladies of Norden meeting at 1003 Ninth Avenue SE, a Masonic degree work event at the Masonic hall, a fatal-appearing arm injury to Jack Grimm of Van Horne, and a series of hospital and civic notices. Other items include educational talk by Walter A. Shupp, a benefit bridge party, Cub Scouts visiting the police station, and a report of a stolen trailer from Floyd Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Grimm
Harold Grimm
van Horne
Mercy Hospital
Saron Lutheran Climbs to Iowa Augustana Conference
Saron Lutheran church attends the Iowa Conference of Augustana Lutheran churches convention opening Wednesday in Stanton Iowa. The conference continues through Sunday with services and meetings by church members and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron Lutheran Church
Iowa Conference of Augustana Lutheran Churches
Stanton
Iowa
Evangelist Phil Ward Opens Five Day Evangelistic Series
Detroit gangster converted evangelist Phil Ward will lead a five day series at the Sunshine Mission beginning Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The Musical Ormans of Massillon Ohio will provide special music as vocalists and instrumentalists with the opening song services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Ward
Detroit
Ormans
Massillon
Sunshine Mission
Reverend Lane Addresses Church Talk at Lave rue Church
The Rev. S. J. Lane spoke Tuesday at the Church of God located at Lave rue and Eighth Street NW, delivering a sermon on religious topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Lane
Church of God
Laverue
Eighth Street NW
Things That Are Hard Ay Things That Pay Special Music
Special music by Jane Baird Evan and the women's trio. Service continues each evening at 7 3 except Saturday. Chorus practice and a prayer service precede the services each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Baird
Evan
City to Show Hit-Run Film at Local Schools
Police Captain Gordo Hughes obtained a state safety film on hit and run drivers. The film will be shown Thursday at 8 40 a.m. and 11 40 a.m. at Wilson and Roosevelt high schools, with a Friday showing at McKinley school as part of Safety Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordo Hughes
Des Moines
Wilson School
Roosevelt High School
Frida
Hughes
McKinley School
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Coe Y.W.C.A. Cabinet
Coe Y. W. C. A
W. J. Brown
First Avenue E
Shakespeare
Mrs. Weeks
Anamosa Church
Elmer W. Parsons
Theme and Variations
Piatigor
Piatigg Prokotiest
Arr
Piatigorsky
Paganini
Ake Beer
Pia
Colles
Bishop’s
Butte
Miss Smith
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkham
Mrs. Baldwin
Lauretta Cooper
Shower
Myers’ Honor Son
S&s. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Alec Im
Kappa Delta Mothers
City Briefs
Ladies of
Norden
C. W. Wall
Ninth Avenue SE
First Christian
Mt. Ee
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Church of the Brethren
Richard Stien
Route 1
Newhall
St. Luke’s Hospital
Walter A. Shupp
Linn County Schools
Waltonians
Y.M.C
Mary Owen Tufts
First Congregational Church
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Pack 17
Den 2
Buchanan P. T. A
E. S. Wilson
L. A. Wilson
Den
Floyd Hall
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
F. J. Carlson
Ernest Nilsson
Mission
Marian Valle
Howard Hodge
Chapeaux du Temps
Fenwick
Millinery
New Suds
Junior
Swerl
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