Mrs Baumgartner Chosen President Ministers Wives
The Council of Ministers Wives elected Mrs L Baumgartner president with Mrs E B Frye as vice president and Mrs George Korteling as secretary and treasurer during a tea at the home of Mrs Arthur A Brooks. Thirty five ministers wives attended with a landscape painting by Mrs W A Montgomery and readings by Coe College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Ministers
L. Baumgartner
E. B. Frye
George Kxorteling
Arthur A. Brooks
Third Avenue SE
W. A. Montgomery
Coe College
Mary Ellen Kaypang
Mary Jane Griffin
Elizabeth Melberg
Robert Little
J. Renwick McCullough
George Korteling
Philip Palmer
Thomas Scotton
E J. Wykle
Baumgartner
E. Linkletter
Brooks
Mrs Wulfers and Mrs Russell Visit McIntyres
Mrs E Wulfers and Mrs Howard Russell arrived from Duluth Monday evening and are spending the week with Mr and Mrs Scott McIntyre at 359 Park Terrace SE. Mrs Wulfers is Mrs McIntyre's sister and a luncheon at the Country Club Friday will compliment the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wulfers
Howard Russell
Duluth
Scott McIntyre
Park Terrace SE
Wulfers
Mrs. McIntyre
McIntyre
Country Club
Montreal Couple Departs After Visiting Here
Mr and Mrs Charles E Frosst of Montreal left this morning after several days visiting Mrs V D Toof at 337 Eighteenth Street SE They also spent a day in Mount Vernon with Dr and Mrs William H Norton Mrs Frosst and Mrs Toof are cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Frosst
Montreal
Canada
V. DD
Toof
Eighteenth Street
Mount Vernon
Willam H. Norton
Frosst
Mrs Stansbury Leaves for Chicago for Several Days
Mrs John E Stansbury of 514 Forest drive SE departed this afternoon for Chicago where she will spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Stansbury
Forest Drive
Chicago
Dorothy Differding to Wed John H. Raker in Thursday Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Differding was honored at a Tuesday miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. V. A. Kofron at 411 Avenue NW. The event, attended by twelve guests, featured bridge as the evening’s diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Differding
John H. Raker
V. A. Kofron
Avenue NW
Bridge
Bela Sigma Chapter Holds Evening Meeting at Montrose Hotel
The Sigma chapter plans a business and educational meeting this evening at 7 45 at the Montrose hotel. Initiation is on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Bela Sigma
Mont- Tose
Bride-to-be Mary Louise Melsa to wed John G Brady
Mass Mary Louise Melsa daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Melsa will marry Saturday to John G Brady deputy collector of internal revenue Cedar Rapids. She graduates from Cedar Rapids Business College and has worked for Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Co. The couple will reside at 207 Fifteenth Street SEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Brady
Mary Louise Melsa
A. E. Melsa
Cedar Rapids Business College
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Brady
Coe College
St Ambrose College
Internal Revenue
Cedar Rapids
Fifteenth Street
District Officers Re-elected at Legion Auxiliary Conference
At the Second district conference in the Memorial building on Tuesday the district officers were re elected. Lucy Tominson Eldridge Cedar Rapids H E Haegg Clinton secretary Loretta Cleary Alburnett historian A L Schueller Cedar Rapids president L V Koch Cedar Rapids gave welcome L L Doolittle Anamosa responded. Afternoon addresses by W Niggemeyer Fort Madison M Myrton Shelley Des Moines and L J Custer Cedar Rapids. A joint Legion banquet followed with dancing in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Lucy Tominson
Eldridge
H. E. Haegg
Cedar Rapids
Loretta Cleary
Clinton
A. L. Schueller
Alburnett
L. V Koch
L. L. Doolittle
Anamosa
W . Niggemeyer
Fort Madison
M. Myrton Shelley
Des Moines
L. J. Custer
Tomlinson
Evelyn Street Elected President of Local A A U S W
Miss Evelyn Street was named president of the Cedar Rapids branch of the American Association of University Women for a two year term at a meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Arthur A BarTow. The program covered What College Women are Doing with speakers from science business literature and art and Lucille Delano of Iowa City was announced as a speaker at the next meeting after winning a sectional fellowship in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Street
Cedar Rapids
American Association of University Women
Arthur A. Bartow
Bever Avenue
Henry P. Howells
Harry O Cutler
C . Kesler
Royal Holbrook
Anna Laura Palmer
Clara Robinson
Elsie Magnusson
Dwight J Krumholtz
Florence Johnston
Jane Slavata
Manon Gee
Mirs
Alice B., Salter
George M. Bird
Spain
Cultus Club Set to Meet at Little Gallery
The Cultus club will gather at the Little Gallery on Thursday at 2 30 p.m. to hold its meeting and discuss ongoing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Cluub
Cultus Club
Little Gallery
Eastern Stars Of This City Attend District Meeting
A large Cedar and Malta Chapters delegation attended the Thirteenth district Eastern Star meeting in Iowa City led by district instructor Mrs. Stellan Sandrock. About 400 dined at the Masonic temple before the program. eighteen district chapters were represented among forty-two total guest chapters including dignitaries from Orient Knoxville Cedar Rapids Maquoketa and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Malta
Order of Eastern Star
Iowa City
Stellan Sandrock
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Temple
West Branch
Marion
Fairfax
Springville
Central City
Urbana
Vinton
Sharon Center
Shellsburg
Mount Vernon
Center Point
Norway
Coggon
Anna Bennett
Everett Means
Birthday bridge party hosted by Ilten couple
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Ilten hosted a dinner and bridge at their 242 Twenty-fourth street drive SE home on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Harold W. Kruse. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holmgren, Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Kelly, Miss Esther Kolsto and George J Rowan. Prizes at bridge went to Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Holmgren and Harold Kruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin E. Ilten
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Harold W. Kruse
Glenn B. McDonald
R. A. Holmgren
Martin L. Kelly
Esther Kolsto
George J Rowan
Kelly
Holmgren
Harold Kruse
Community Players to Hold Buffet After Second Show
A buffet supper at the Montrose Terrace follows the second performance of The Mad Hopes tonight at McKinley Junior High Auditorium, concluding the Community Players season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Terrace
McKinley Junior High Auditorium
Birthday Dinner for Mr. Myers Highlights Local Family
Mrs. Mervin L. Myers hosted a Sunday birthday dinner at 357 Thirty-first Street Drive SE. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Dale and daughters Carol and Evelyn, along with Clifford Wells Perry Millard and the Myers family with daughter Ruth Darlene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin L. Myers
Thirty-first Street
James Dale
Carol
Evelyn
Clifford Wells
Perry E. Millard
Library staff member to speak at YWCA social supper group
Miss Marcella Klein of the public library staff will be the guest speaker at the social suppers group at the Y W C A on Thursday at 6 pm. At 7 Mrs. J L Rhea will conduct the nature study group and a class in practice dictation will follow. Dramatics with Miss Gies Van Kuren will meet at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Klein
Public Library
J. L. Rhea
Mies Gies van Kuren
Kensington club notices and society meetings listed
Malta Kensington hosts set for Thursday with multiple groups meeting at homes and halls. Events include Queen of the West lodge gathering at 730 pm, Hawkeye lodge Thursday at 7 pm, Tirzah Society visit at 230 pm, G A B of L E meeting at 1011 Daniels street, Woman's Relief Corps at 230 pm, and a Moose hall dance at 8 pm with Red Pepper Girls picnic supper beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the West
Ladies Society
L. F
Maccabees
Linn
Soway Hive
The
Moose Hall
Red Pepper Girls
Church Groups Plan Meetings This Thursday
Bethany Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs R Preston at 1018 Sixth Street NW. St Rose Circle of Immaculate Conception meets at 2 PM in school parlors with Mrs Henry Bestman hosting. Progressive Class of Second Evangelical hosts a Thursday afternoon gathering at the church for former members and friends. Baptist Woman's Society plans a picnic luncheon and business meeting with Mrs R A Houser at 1432 First Avenue W. Grace Episcopal Womans Auxiliary Guild meets with Mrs M L Grafton at 1926 A Avenue NE for luncheon and a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of Bethany Church
R Preston
Sixth Street
St. Rose Circle
Second Evangelical Church
Baptist Woman's Society
Woman's Society of
Calvary Baptist Church
R A Houser
First Avenue
Womans Auxiliary Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
M L Grafton
Footwear styles blend town and spectator sports looks
Fashion notes urge wearing spectator sport shoes as town footwear this summer. Oxfords moccasin styles and ghillies extend from casual to dressy, with low broad heels and built up bases. Calfskin and grained leathers dominate, with white and brown color combos and perforations. Tomorrow focuses on bridge dress distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amee Parrish
New York
Iowa composers program includes Miss Crawford
The Iowa Composers program features Cedar Rapids professor Louise Crawford after a dinner for Iowa composers at Hotel Fort Des Moines during the Iowa Federation of Music clubs convention in Des Moines. Crawford will present My Night and Day Memory Why Should I Leave You Fallen Oak with Ruth Ebling Massey singing and Crawford accompanying. other participating Des Moines and Cedar Falls musicians include Grace Clark DeGraff Clifford Bloom Paul Stoye Edward Kurtz Tiza Niemack and Elias Blum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Composers
Fort Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Des Moines
Fallen Oak
Miss Crawford
Ruth Ebling Massey
Jowans
Grace Clark DeGraff
Clifford Bloom
Paul Stoye
Edward Kurtz
Cedar Falls
Tiza Niemack
Charles City
Elias Blum
Grinnell
Committee to arrange entertainment for visiting women at Iowa Dental convention
The committee in charge of entertainment for visiting women at the Iowa Dental convention to be held in Cedar Rapids May 1 2 and 3 will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A N Hamiston 400 Nineteenth Street NE to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Dental Convention
Cedar Rapids
A. N Hamiston
Nineteenth Street
York Rite Club To Give Party Friday
The York Rite club of the Master Masons will hold a party at the Masonic hall Friday evening with a 6 30 dinner followed by program dancing and cards. Committee members Elmer A Hedin chairman A F Hungerford Stanley Barvinek R J Brodie A L Bye C R Davis and W S Landmesser handle arrangements with Mrs Arthur L Bye handling reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Rite Club
Agnes Marie Zbanek wed Louis Konicek near Ely
Agnes Marie Zbanek and Louis F. Konicek were married in a double ring ceremony at a parsonage near Ely officiated by Rev. Francis Pokorney. Attending were Cedar Rapids relatives including Mrs Eva Konicek and Willard Pfautz. Dinner marked the couple’s wedding day and the Zbanek anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zbanek
Ely
Agnes Marie
Louis F. Konicek
Eva Konicek
Cedar Rapids
Francis Pokorney
Willard Pfautz
Ed Trusty
Frank Jiroutek
William Zbanek
Joseph Rejman
Louis Ross
Joseph Jiroutek
Charles Varnholt
Eddie Varnholt
Edward Zvacek
Pfautz and Konicek Couple Host Accordion Evening
Mr and Mrs Willard Pfautz and Mr and Mrs Louis F Konicek with Eddie Warnholt entertained with accordion music. The Koniceks plan to make their home near Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Pfautz
Louis F. Konicek
Eddie Warnholt
Konicek
Cedar Rapids
Junior Silver Cross circle meets at Livingston home
The Junior Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters met at Lois Mae Livingston's home, 1730 Park Ave SE, with members Geneva Haldeman leader Mildred Mattison Shirley Keeley Margaret Mae Stone Katharine Greene Joy Elaine Nunnally Joan Jeffrey Muriel Lowe Donna Jean Bolenbaugh Shirlimae Reesink Ann Lenzen Marion Rubias. They finished scrapbooks for the Children's Hospital Iowa City. Plans were made for a near term picnic. Guests were Mrs. George Stone and Mrs. Rufus Culver Linn County president. Next meeting May 7 with Joy Elaine Nunnally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
Lois Mae Livingston
Park Avenue SE
Geneva
Haldeman
Mildred Matti~son
Shirley Keeley
Margaret Mae
Stone
Katharine Greene
Joy Elaine Nunnally
Joan Jeffrey
Muriel Lowe
Donna Jean Bolenbaugh
Shirlimae Reesink
Ann Lenzen
Marion Rubias
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
George Stone
Rufus Culver
Linn County
Shower honors Miss Delia Kersten bride elect
Miss Blanche Drahos hosted a Saturday shower for Delia Kersten at her mother Mrs. Mabel Kersten's home. Among the guests were Mrs. Kersten John Cepowski Layton Holden Ethel Burtis LaVerna Burtis Anns Benesh Frances Brandon Guy Newman Grace Bauman Frank Havlicek Marguerite Cooper Grace Jasper Mrs. August Gurens George Anash and Fred Haughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Drahos
Delia Kersten
Mabel Kersten
Miss Kersten
Kersten
Miss Drahos
John Cepowski
Layton Holden
Ethel Burtis
LaVerna Burtis
Anns Benesh
Frances Brandon
Guy Newman
Grace Bauman
Frank Havlicek
Marguerite Cooper
Grace Jasper
August Gurens
George Anash
Fred. Haughton
Mrs August to entertain I H N circle of Kings Daughters
Mrs August of 932 Maple Wood Drive NE will host the I H N circle of Kings Daughters on Thursday at 2 pm. The gathering at her home will feature a social hour and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August
W. Plock
Maplewood Drive
I H.N. Circle of
King’s Daughters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Differding
Tru
Legion Auxiliary
A.a.usw
Emmie
Jim
Allan’s
South Second Street
Allan's
Alans
Allan
Rothmoor
America
Second Street SE
von Mbo
Allans
Tomorow
MR. and
Mrs. Ilten
Y. W. C. A. Activities
Malta Kensington
Donald H. Lackey
Twenty-third Street
G. E. Norton
Harry Dunker
Emil Petranek
L. A. Kessler
M N. Norris
C. C. Kuning
Aaiopas Suchomel
Tom Walpole
Tirzah Society
Kensington
Chris Hanson
Avenue M
G.I. A
L. E
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
C D. Fullerton
Daniels Street
Order
Woman's Relief Corps
Mamie Hoyle
Amos Parrish
Oxfords
Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth Ardens
Mrs, Plock
Rome
Eneral Motors
Model
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