Iowa Chi Omegas Gather for Eleusinia in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts the Iowa Eleusimia of Chi Omega next weekend with about 200 attendees. National president Mary C Love Collins will attend, joining active members from Iowa State Drake and University of Iowa, alumnae leaders, and delegates from North and South Dakota and Missouri. The event marks the second Eleusinia held in Iowa, following Des Moines last year.
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Cedar Rapids
Chi Omega
Iowa Eleusimia
Coe College
Mary C. Love Collins
Eleusima
Collins
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Delta Delta
Phi Beta
American Penwomen
American Bar Association
University of Kentucky Law School
Betty Kitterman
IL. D. Dennis
Forrest Rutgers
Harold Soper
Helen Clare
Wilda Burge
Ardyce Woodside
Polly Price
Lois McBroom
E. J. North
Lorraine Fisher
Marvin R. Selden
Kitteman
Wilbur D. Kennedy
Cora Hampton
John Gilmore
Marion Hepner
Alice Carl
Edward Kane
Watel Brown
Katherine Zisko
Edith Benson
Soper
Franklin Battin
Iowa State College
Ames
Drake
University of Iowa
North
South Dakota
Missouri
Iowa
Des Moines
L. D. Dennis
Iowa Eleusinia of Chi Omega Sorority
P. E. O. Chapter DK Plans Monday Meeting
Chapter DK of the P. E. O. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. with Miss Florence Chapin at 2306 Upland drive SE. Mrs. W. D. Barnhizer will discuss Interior Decorating. Hostesses are Mrs. L. E. Henry, Miss Agnes Chaney, Miss Sadie Combs and Miss Esther Chapin.
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P.E. O
Florence Chapin
Upland Drive
W. D. Barnhizer
L. E. Henry
Agnes Chaney
Sadie Combs
Esther Chapin
Greens Return From Two Day Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Howard R Green of 2003 Bever avenue SE returned Saturday from a two day motor trip to Springfield Illinois and other southern Illinois cities where Mr Green had business.
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Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Springfield
Illinois
Green
Newcomers Club Tour Planned at Montrose Hotel
Members of the Newcomers club will meet on the mezzanine of the Montrose hotel Wednesday at 1 45 pm for a tour of the Quaker Oats starting at 2 pm. After the trip tea will be served at Bishop's cafeteria. All newcomers in the city are welcome. Those interested should call Miss Grace Boston 8558.
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Newcomers Club
Montrose Hotel
Bishop’s
Grace Boston
Miss Lelia Johnson and family visit Des Moines to hear Huey Long
Miss Lelia Johnson of 1101 First avenue E and her guests Mr and Mrs Davis O Johnson of Toronto with daughter Jeanette and son Wellington spent Saturday in Des Moines to hear Senator Huey Long.
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Lelia Johnson
First Avenue E
Davis O. Johnson
Toronto
Jeanette Johnson
Wellington
Des Moines
Senator Huey Long
Mrs George Yuill Hosts Tuesday Study Club
Mrs George Yuill of 1916 Second Avenue SE will entertain the Tuesday Study Club at her home Tuesday afternoon.
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George Yuill
Second Avenue SE
P. E. O. Chapter HJ Meets Monday at 2:30
Chapter HJ of the P. E. O. will meet Monday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs A L Woggenthaler 1828 Fifth Avenue SE Assisting hostesses are Mrs Thomas Wright and Miss Virginia Paul M S Hallman will speak on Bees The spring beauty show will be held.
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A. L. Woggenthaler
Fifth Avenue SE
Thomas Wright
Virginia Paul
M. S. Hallman
Weekend guest Louise Rosenfeld of Ames visits Miss Boegel
Miss Louise Rosenfeld of Ames is a weekend guest of Miss Leone Boegel at her home on 1949 First Avenue East.
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Leone Boegel
First Avenue E
Louise Rosenfeld
Ames
Ure-French Bridal Party Announced For May Wedding
The bridal party for Miss Margie Ure and John G. French is announced. Matron of honor is Mrs. Robert P. Ure, best man is Roger Merritt of Ames, ushers include Robert P. Ure Edward Eaton Arthur Bearle and Wendell Barrett. The Rev A M McLaughlin will officiate. Pre wedding events proceed with teas luncheons and dinners hosted by local residents.
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Margie Ure
John G. French
Miss Ure
Robert P. Ure
Roger Merritt
Ames
French
Edward Eaton
Arthur Bearle
Wendell Barrett
A. M. McLaughlin
Grace Episcopal Church
Alice Krebs
Vernon Drive
Edith Burmeister
Highland Drive
D Avenue
Fourth Avenue
J. E. Cameron
Thomas Woods
Lee Hillbruner
Camp Fire Rainbow Dinner Held For Girls
About seventy five Camp Fire girls who have earned firemaker and torchbearer ranks will attend a rainbow dinner Tuesday evening at Westminster Presbyterian church. Tables will feature bright decorations, and the program includes color toasts and songs. Committee members are Isabelle Smith chairwoman Olga Serbousek Janis Hougham Mary Penningroth Irene Navratil Doris Preston and Mary Agnes Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster, Presbyterian Church
Isabelle Smith
Olga Serbousek
Janis Hougham
Mary Penningroth
Irene Navratil
Doris Preston
Mary Agnes Barker
Friendly Club Sets Regular Meeting With Arts Program
The Friendly club schedules a Tuesday 7 30 p m meeting at the YY W C A auditorium. Geraldine Snyder sings with Maureen Mumma. Louis Valliere opens piano selections. Dick Spencer plays guitar. Mrs Amos Scott gives readings. Elaine Lillick taps with Florence Schlantz. George Wetzel directs games and square dances. About 135 members attended the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Geraldine Snyder
Maureen Mumma
Louis Valliere
Dick Spencer
Amos Scott
Elaine Lillick
Florence Schlantz
George Wetzel
O. E. S. auxiliary picnic at Home for the Friendless
The O. E. S. auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless meets Wednesday for a 1 pm picnic luncheon at the home 519 Fifteenth Street NE. Hostesses are Mrs. W. E. Stoltenberg chairwoman and Mesdames O. A. Conwell T. B. Mcliraith A. R. Chapman J. W. Mohn and Jessie Bauman. Members should bring dishes silver and one prepared dish. A business session follows at 2 30 p.m.
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Fifteenth Street
W. E. Stoltenberg
O. A. Conwell
T. B. Mcliraith
A. R. Chapman
J. W. Mohn
Jessie Bauman
Pioneer council to hold May dance and June anniversary
The first event in a yearlong celebration by Pioneer council No. 163 of the National Union Assurance society is a May dance at Pla-Mor May 1. The fiftieth anniversary on June 29 will be celebrated with a dinner and class initiation.
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Pioneer Council No. 163
National Union Assurance Society
Pla-Mor May
St Margaret's Altar Guild Meeting Postponed to May 6
The St Margaret's Altar Guild of St John's Episcopal Church postponed Monday's meeting at Mrs Charles Shackell's home 2000 Linden Drive SE to May 6. The gathering will be held at the same location.
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St. Margaret's Altar Guild
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charles Shackell
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing Meeting
The Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing will meet in the O R C building on Tuesday at TA pm.
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Hard OF Hearing League
Cedar Rapids League For the Hard of
Coe Glee Club Presents Final Concert Tuesday Night
The Coe College women's glee club, under Miss Catherine M. Adams, hosts the season finale at T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel Tuesday at 8 15 p.m. with the college girls' quartet as echo choir. The program features modern and ultramodern pieces by American and English composers, with colorful settings and a Mother Goose Garden finale. The event is free and open to the public.
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Coe College Women's Glee Club
T. M. Sinclair
Catherine M. Adams
Mari Ann Huebsch
Coe College Girls’ Quartet
Glee Clubs
Veo
Gustav Holat Shepherd
Stickles Moon
Nadness Stoke
RTE Ferrari
Ollege
Clu Hop-Li
Bainbridge Pei A
COE College
Joseph Clokey
Manney Freshman Glee Club
Harvey Gaul
Deema Taylor
Market Ware
Aases
H. A. Matthews
Pleiades Society Hosts Coe College Dance at Roosevelt Hotel
Pleiades society members from Coe College enjoyed a Saturday ballroom dance in the Roosevelt Hotel ballroom. An orchestra played a ten dance program with Geraldine Preis performing a specialty number. Lois Smith led arrangements with Mary Dunbar and Pearl Van Kuren assisting. guests included Prof. and Mrs. H W Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kosek, and Dean Mary Bell.
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Pleiades Society
Coe College
Roosevelt Hotel
Geraldine Preis
Lois Smith
Mary Dunbar
Pearl van Kuren
H. W. Ward
Ernest Kosek
Dean Mary Bell
Chicago and North Western Women Complete Dance Plans
The Woman's club of the Chicago and North Western railway system of Cedar Rapids has completed plans for its spring dance to be held Tuesday in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Intermission features include dance numbers by pupils of Mrs. John Balear.
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Woman's Club
Chicago and North Western Railway System
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
John Balear
Norway and the Norse discussed by Delta Delphian
At the Thursday morning meeting of Delta Delphian society the program centered on Norway and the Norse. Mrs. George F. Miller led with focus on world culture. Various members presented on geography, history, literature, art, and explorers including Amundsen and Nansen. The next study topic is Russian Traits for May 2.
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Delta Delphian Society
Norway
George F. Miller
George Otis
Raymond Anderson
R. T
Lubbock
H. E. Kensinger
Mystery mothers welcomed at First Presbyterian church party
Miss Katherine Franken hosted a Saturday afternoon event for 13 girls aged 11 and 12 from the Sunday school class at First Presbyterian. Mystery mothers introduced as “mystery” adults stepped forward to claim their daughters as girls stepped into a large family album frame. Real mothers attended as well. A musical program by Margaret Mae Stone and Patricia Marshall preceded tea served by Mrs. Robert Little.
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Katherine Franken
Hillcrest Drive
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Mae Stone
Patricia Marshall
Robert Little
American Legion Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Planned
Final arrangements are set for a benefit card party sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary on Tuesday in the Memorial Building auditorium. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Harry Gunderson at 24172. Floor shows start promptly at 8 o’clock per committee members.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Harry Gunderson
Comesnmien
Miss Keith Honored at Wallace Reed Home Festivities
Wallace Reed hosted two buffet suppers at his residence on Tenth Avenue SE Friday to honor Gwendolyn Heith of the Read Brothers floor show. Miss Keith is to wed May 5 to Earl Hicker of Waterloo from the Brewton Blue Rhythm Kings. Additional events are planned next week.
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Wallace Reed
Tenth Avenue SE
Gwendolywnm Heith
Read’ Brothers Floar
Miss Reth
Eart Hicker
Waterloo
Brewton Blue Rhythm Hings
Miss Keith
Carmelita to entertain Cedar Rapids Woman's Club breakfast
Spanish dancer Carmelita from Nashville Tennessee will headline the May breakfast hosted by the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club. The event is set for Wednesday at 11 am at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
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Woman's Club
Louise Disbrow Weds Alfred Rund in Freeport ceremony
Louise Disbrow, daughter of R. E. Disbrow of 1017 First Avenue E, wed Alfred W. Rund of Freeport at the groom’s parents home in Freeport. Rev. A. W. Arends officiated. The bride’s dinner followed at the Rund home. Mrs. Rund attended Coe College with Kappa Delta. Mr. Rund joins Johnson Oil in Freeport. they will reside at 214 North Galena Street.
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Helene Louise Disbrow
R. E. Disbrow
First Avenue E
Alfred W. Rund
Alfred Rund
Freeport
A. W. Arends
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Rund
Zona Hill Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday Party at Home
Zona Hill and family hosted a Friday night party at 1706 Sixth Avenue SE for her sixteenth birthday. Guests included Jeanne Hamblin Bettie Allender Sara Lee Hosbacher Marion Wing Mary Ann Pohorsky Betty Lee Warren and others. Bridge prizes went to Miss Winn Miss Benson and Miss Wing.
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Zona Hill
H. M. Hill
Sixth Avenue SE
Jeanne Hamblin
Bettie Allender
Sara Lee Hosbacher
Marion Wing
Mary Ann Pohorsky
Betty Lee Warren
Betty Ann Lehman
Mary Ellen McLeod
Jane Bachman
Betty Winn
Jessie Benson
Margaret Victorine
Bridge
Misses Winn
Benson
Prothean Class Hosts Meeting at Mrs Noble Home
The Prothean class of the First Congregational church met Friday at 515 Eighth Avenue SE with Mrs. A. J. Stanfield presiding. Mrs. A. B. Everett led devotionals and Mrs. J. S. Ball reviewed I Follow The Road by Anne Byrd Payson. Hostesses were Mrs. Stanfield and Mrs. H. F. Blomaquis.
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First Congregational Church
Mae Noble
Eighth Avenue SE
A. J. Stanfield
A. B. Everet
J. S. Ball
Anne Byrd Payson
Stanfield
H. F. Blomaquis
Miss Thames Sizer to Marry Springville Man Robert Begley
Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Thames Sizer of Mount Vernon and Robert Begley of Springville was made at a Lisbon luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Sizer and Miss Sizer. The event included candles, pastel decors, and bridge and banco after the meal.
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Thames Sizer
Mount Vernon
Robert Begley
Springville
John R. Gardner
Lisbon
Harry Sizer
Washington
Miss Sizer
William R. Sizer
Bertram Township
Linn County
Corwith High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Begley
James L. Begley
Gordon Sizer
George Sizer
Waterloo
I N Circle Hostess Marks Birth Anniversary in Home
Mrs J B Lighthart hosted the I N circle of the King’s order at 806 A Avenue NE. Mrs A W Plock presided and Mrs Francis Devitt read devotionals. Admission service was given to Mrs Arthur Burnell. Guests included Mrs J P McBride and Mrs G Huxford. The hostess observed her birthday during the social hour after the meeting.
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J. B. Lighthart
Avenue
A W. Plock
Francis Devitt
Arthur Burnell
Plock
J. P. McBride
G. Huxford
European present situation topic for Ladies Literary Club
Mrs Harold R Trewin will present Prof C F Littell of Cornell College on the present situation in Europe at the Ladies Literary Club meeting Monday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs T R Warriner 316 Forest Drive SE All members are asked to be present
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Harold R. Trewin
C. F. Littell
Political Science
Cornell College
Europe
Ladies Literary Club
T. R. Warriner
Forest Drive
Miss Iac Laughlin To Accompany Musicians At Festival
Miss Iac Laughlin daughter of Dr and Mrs L and MacLaughlin will travel with her parents and Mr and Mrs Carl Arp to DeWitt to accompany St Josephs school singers at the Parochial School May Music Festival in Davenport. The party returns this evening after brief stops in DeWitt and Davenport.
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Rene MacLaughin
L. & MacLaughlin
Carl Arp
DeWitt
St Josephs School
Fnday
Davenport
MacLaughlin
Arp
de Witt
Mary I
D A R Members Entertained at Friday Meeting
Forty D AR members and guests met at Mrs. Clark A Beems’s home 347 Twenty first Street SE for a regular meeting. Guest speaker Dr Nelson Vance Russell of Coe College spoke on Fascism In Italy. Tea table decor featured spring flowers. Several members assisted hostesses. Organizing regent Mrs J Rhoads Treichler led the business session.
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D.ar
Clark A. Beems
Twenty-first Street
Franas Shaw Dar
Anamosa
Nelson Vance Russell
Coe College
Italy
Forrest Kessler
Max Daehler
Coe Conservatory of Music
Otto Schluter
Everett Phillips
Beems
Arthur L. Bye
Revert
Bickel
Barrie Curran
J. Rhoads Treichler
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary set to elect delegates
At the regular VFW auxiliary meeting in the VFW hall delegates to the department encampment in Perry June 6 7 and 8 will be elected Six month reports from chairmen are due to the department chairman Quilt ticket proceeds from the Iowa cottage sale should go to Florence Huff by May 1 Attendance for the benefit card party planned by Mire Ben Johnson on May 32 in the Crosta room of the Montrese Hotel should be arranged by contacting provided numbers The second district meeting of the VFW post will be held in Cedar Rezcaster on December 12
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Ben Johnson
Crosta
Montrese Sotel
Ciator
V. F . Post
Cedar Rezcaster 12
Legion Auxiliary Conference Thursday
The Linnegoere of the American Lepec tolery be held Thurst 32 Ceeter bos wat All members 2 2 wD etend are asked to confis Mrs Hare Gunderson dG 72-4 72.
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Linnegoere
Lepec Tolery
Ceeter Bos Wat
Hare Gunderson
Laura Pearson Wed At West Branch In Personal Wedding
Laura Esther Pearson daughter of Mrs Bertha Pearson of West Branch and Francis Frank son of Dr A J Frank of Oskaloosa will marry at the bride’s mother's home at 4 this afternoon. The ceremony is on the bride’s birthday with maid of honor Dorothy Hinkhouse. Rev L W Reynolds will officiate. The bride is given away by her brother John Pearson. best man is Charles Frank. A two course supper will follow before the couple leaves for a motor trip and resides in Oskaloosa.
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West Branch
Laura Esther Pearson
Bertha Pearson
Francis Frank
A. J Frank
Oskaloosa
Dorothy Hinkhouse
L. W. Reynolds
Friends’ Church
John Pearson
Frank
Charles Frank
Dorothy Secrest
Phyllis Pearson
Clara Mae Larson
Dorothy Hanson
Ames
Beloit
Wis
A. J. Frank
Charlotte Frank
Earl Jewell
Ben Frank
Kansas City
Charles Little
Anna Boon
Ed Little
Tipton
Charles Mounstain
Des Moines
F. W. Hink
West Liberty
Lohengrin
Charles Mounstein
Marle
Local Bride-Elect Edith Burmeister Feted At Shoreline Shower
Miss Margie Ure hosted at 275 Highland Drive NW Friday evening in honor of Edith Burmeister, bride-to-be of Forrest Brebner of Chicago. A linen shower accompanied bridge games with prizes awarded to Mrs Eaton and Miss Cline among a guest list including Mesdames Stodola Brebner Klima Crissman Crissman and Misses Cline Gould Burmeister.
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Margie Ure
Highland Drive
Edith Burmeister
Forrest Brebner
Chicago
Bridge
Leo Stodola
Marshall Brebner
James Klima
William Crissman
Edward Eaton
Marie Cline
Margaret Gould
Daughters Of Union Veterans Sponsor Evening at Memorial Hall
The Daughters of Union Veterans hosted an entertainment at the Memorial building on Friday. Robert Kouba spoke about his trip to Brazil. Musical selections by Darold Jeck and Dorothy Garke with Mrs Norman Sutliff accompanied. Dick Jones a fancy skater entertained and Comrades Byng and Zimmerman were guests of honor.
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Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorwal
Robert Kouba
Brazil
Darold Jeck
Dorothy Garkee
Norman Sutliff
Dick Jones
Byng and
Zimmerman
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Chi Omegas
Chi Omega Meeting
Greens
Johnsons
Miss Boegel
Nancy
Enna Jetticks
Enna
Sises I
Ege
Ure
Camp Fire Rainbow
Pioneer Council Party
Risk Radio Lab
Fifth Street SE
Coe Glee Club
N. W
Delta Delphian
Miss Franken
Legion Auxiliary Party
Carmelita
Louise Disbrow
Honor G. W. Dunlaps
L. W. Dunlap
Elmhurst Drive
George W. Dunlap
Cebu
P. I
Ida E. Dunlap
Wilbur Stearns
Paul Rathsch
Spokane
Wash
Ivan Mann
Edgewood
Estelle Dunlap
Eva Dunlap
Iowa City
Chester Dunlap
Vivian
S. D
Ralph Waggoner
Oma Faye
Nile
Norma
Ida May Dunlap
Ian Dunlap
Dunlap
Maryville
Tenn
Prothean
Gotnod's
Festival Opera Co. of
Coe College Chorus
Shrine Temple
Beinald Werrenrath
Metropolitan Opera
John Pane-Gasser
Chicago Opera
James Wolfe
Mr. Vernon
H. N. Circle
Miss Iac Laughlin
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliarys
Laura Pearson
MISS
Miss Burmeister
D. U. V. Entertainment
Baby Shep
Elam
Poe
Bowy
Amg Ag
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