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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1932

Page

8

Summer Society Centers On Guests and Tournaments

Entertainment for guests and vacations marks the season with a focus on inter city tennis at Sunnyside Country Club Waterloo and an inter club golf tourney in Dubuque Cedar Rapids women participate in Tulsa event list includes Mrs James W Bell Frances Eby Esther Yothers Patricia ter Margeret Bieder man Marian Safely social activity centers around Charlevoix Michigan visits and guests.

Cedar Rapids Sunnyside Waterloo Dubuque Club Cedar Rapids Country Club James W. Bell Frances Eby Esther Yothers Patriciater Margeret Biederman Marian Safely Dubuque

Junior Arts Group To Celebrate With Dance On Aug. 24

The Junior Arts association marks its fourth birthday with a dinner dance on Wednesday August 24 at the Cedar View club house. Walter Javes leads committees for publicity program and decor with many members listed. New members Lucille Currel Betty Whippie Evelyn Northcott Betty Kehne Marjorie Deacon Jane Furhmeister to be initiated.

Cedar View Club Walter Javes Gray Wilson Mary Yakish Eliot Waples Dorothy Little Marion Huff Edward Lee Robert McLean Milo Hartl Patricia Makinson Elizabeth Johnson Dorothy Howe Margaret Watt Norene Arrington Rebecca Clements Lewis Alcorn Robert Campbell Jerome Ee Ruth Staves Veda Richards Guy Frazee Ada Makinson Audrey Campbell Donald Grout Charles Mc« Kim Mae Longueville Jeanne Ballantyne Beth Hubbard Margaret Krebs Virginia Kuning Marjorie Capron Robert Downing Maurene Munger Alice Lubbock Ronald Wilson Bertha Sargent Luther A. Brewer John Arrington A. L. Alcorn A. R. Swein James Watt Edward B. Rowan W. Wilder

Mary Northey to Wed Montelle Knapp in Waterloo

Announcement made at a Waterloo luncheon reports the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Mary Northey daughter of Harry G. Northey to Montelle Knapp son of Mr and Mrs Floyd H Knapp of Cedar Rapids. They plan the fall wedding in Waterloo with guests from Cedar Rapids Muscatine Hampton and Waterloo.

Waterloo Mary Northey Coe Harry G. Northey Montelle Knapp Cedar Rapids Floyd Knapp Twenty-sixth Street Black’s Tea Room Bridge Northey Floyd H. Knapp Louise Northcott Jean Grout Nadine Menary Helen Paine Marengo Lillian Cochran Muscatine Gertrude Irene Dicken Grundy Center Georgia Irene Patterson Hampton L. R. Cold Reinbeck Edward Northey Jeanne Ogie Julie Christensen Philip Rausch Frances Shireman Marian Funk Florence Wilson Bess Shafer Arline Cole Coe College Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Coe Y. W. C. A University of Iowa Beta Theta Pi Chi Beta Phi Fraternity Paramount Theater

Tama hosts Cedar Rapids guests at dinner

Mr and Mrs Herbert T Cherry of Tama welcomed guests Friday night including Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton of Cedar Rapids and Dr Thomas E Green of Washington DC Other guests were Mrs Cherry’s father John B Henderson and niece Geneva Henderson of Cozad Neb Also present were Gladys and Leonard Cherry from Midway ranch home of their uncle Edward Henning (text cut)

Herbert T. Cherry Tama James E. Hamilton Cedar Rapids Thomas E. Green Washington, D. C Cherry Mrs. Cherry John B. Henderson Geneva Henderson Cozad, Neb

WITWERS AND COURTRIGHTS HOST DINNER IN CEDAR RAPIDS

Mr and Mrs Weaver Witwer and Mr and Mrs Courtright hosted a dinner party Saturday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Guest of honor was Mrs Charles E Farnsworth of Winchester Massachusetts visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows.

Weaver Witwer Bever Avenue C. S. Courtright Fifth Avenue Cedar Rapids Country Club Charles E. Farnsworth Winchester Mass Sutherland Dows

Guests in Rumls Home With Wood Family Visitors

Dr. and Mrs. James A. Wood and their son James Jr arrived Saturday from Columbia Missouri where Dr. Wood is president of Stephens College. They stay at 1901 Fifth Avenue SE with Dr. and Mrs. W Ruml. Mrs. Wood will remain for the weekend while Dr. Wood proceeds to Washington. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. W K Jordan of Cambridge Massachusetts for ten days. Miss Helen Coffman accompanying the Wood party is staying with her mother at 1228 Third Avenue SE.

James A. Wood James, Jr Columbia, Mo Wood Stephens College W. Rumi Fifth Avenue SE Dr. Wood Washington Ruml W. K. Jordan Cambridge Mass

Mrs Marshall and granddaughter return from North Tonawanda trip

Mrs. Harry L. Marshall of 2014 Fifth avenue SE and her granddaughter Jeanne Marshall returned Saturday from a two week visit in North Tonawanda New York with Mrs. Marshall’s niece Mrs. William V. Winslow. They were met in Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. Clare R. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Crawford.

Harry L. Marshall Fifth Avenue SE Jeanne Marshall North Tonawanda Marshall William V. Winslow Clare R. Marshall William C. Crawford Chicago

Smith Family Plans Two Week Trip to Albany Vermont and New Hampshire

Mr and Mrs Norman E Smith of 1426 Fourth Avenue SE and their son Jerome will drive to Albany New York to visit their daughter Mrs Anno Syl es and Mr Sylvester. They plan a week with Mrs Sylvester in Vermont and New Hampshire and will be away two weeks.

Norman E. Smith Fourth Avenue SE Jerome Albany N. Y Anno Syles Mr. Sylvester East

Hutchinsons Return from Ossian Visit With Relatives

Mrs. Melvin J. Hutchinson and her daughters arrive today at 361 Garden Drive SE after spending the week in Ossian with Mrs. Hutchinsons parents. Also accompanying them is Miss Ossian who will make a visit here.

Melvin J. Hutchinson Garden Drive Ossian

East Side W C T VU Picnic Meeting

The East Side W C T VU will meet at noon Tuesday for a picnic luncheon with Mrs Ellen Stewart on Johnson Avenue NW. Those needing West End transportation should phone 2-6855. Members should bring the usual picnic requirements.

Ellen Stewart Johnson Avenue NW

Mrs Lucia Brown Attends State American Legion Auxiliary Meet

Mrs Lucia M. Brown of Marshall and her daughter Marilyn Jeanne visit Mrs Gertrude Madison at 1407 Washington Ave SE to attend the state convention of the American Legion Auxiliary where Brown serves as state publicity head.

Lucia M. Brown Marshalltown Marilyn Jeanne Mrs. Brown Gertrude Madison Washington Avenue Brown The American Legion Aux- Mary

Kinsley Guests Extend Visit in Oak Park and Lisbon

Dr and Mrs J D Kinsley and their party visited Oak Park Illinois with Mr and Mrs J D Fouse. Mrs Nettleton returned to Philadelphia while Mr and Mrs Guy Kinsley stayed on with Miss Hortense Fouse and other hosts in Lisbon. Dinner hosts included S G Fouse and J A Vessier with Stanley Reid hosting Friday. The group plans a return to St Paul Monday with Miss Fouse.

J. D. Kinsley First Avenue E Guy Kinsley St. Paul Howard Nettleton Philadelphia J. D. Fouse Oak Park Ill Nettleton Hortense Fouse Chicago S. G. Fouse Lisbon J. A. Vessier Stanley Reid Linden Drive Kinsley G. Fouse Mary Chambers Miss Fouse

Bell Family Motor Tour Ends In California and Colorado

Mr and Mrs Hamilton Bell returned midweek from a four week motor trip to California and Colorado visiting several cities in each state. Accompanying them were their daughter Jane and son Hamilton Jr They will go to St Louis Monday with Miss Louise Whelihan and return here the last of the week.

Hamilton Bell Knollwood Drive California Colorado Jane and Hamilton, Jr

Waterloo Woman Engaged to Cedar Rapids Man

The engagement and upcoming marriage this fall of Miss Mary Northey of Waterloo to Montelle Knapp of Cedar Rapids, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ployd H. Knapp, was announced in Waterloo on Saturday.

Mary Northey Waterloo Harry G. Northey That City Montelle Knapp Cedar Rapids Ployd H. Knapp

Local Contract Players To Enter State Tournament

At least one Cedar Rapids bridge team will enter the Iowa State Bridge league state championship at Clear Lake Country Club August 17 to 20. The Cedar Rapids team includes Mrs. George E. Beattie Mrs. Marion Reiff Mrs. Carl F. Jordan and Mrs. Robert S. Cook. Beattie and Byers serve on the tournament committee. Beattie and Reiff hold the Des Moines bridge teachers trophy and will defend their title. Other events include the state auction team and pair championships the women’s and men’s contract team events and Midwest championship trophies.

Clear Lake Country Club Cedar Rapids George E. Beattie Marion ©. Reiff Carl F. Jordan Robert S. Cook Beattie Frank C. Byers Reiff Des Moines Whitmer Midwest

Blake Family Dinner Hosts Local Guests

Mr and Mrs James E Blake of 1801 Second avenue SE plan a family dinner today. Guests include Mrs Charles E Farnsworth and daughter Helen of Winchester Massachusetts Mrs William G Dows Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows and their children and Mr and Mrs James Dows Blake and their son.

James E. Blake Second Avenue SE Charles E. Farnsworth Helen Winchester Mass William G. Dows Sutherland Dows James Dows Blake

Guests Visit From Des Moines At Blake Boulevard Home

Mr and Mrs Oliver Longueville host this weekend Mr and Mrs F M Stringer of Des Moines stopping during a vacation trip. Stringer is the brother of Mrs Jaunnieviite.

Oliver Longueville Blake Boulevard F. M. Stringer Des Moines Stringer Jaunnieviite

Cleaver couple returns from vacation in Warriner home

Mr and Mrs Mark M Cleaver left Saturday to return to Cincinnati Ohio after a two weeks vacation visit in the home of Mrs Cleaver s parents Mr and Mrs T R Warriner 316 Forest Drive SE

Mark M. Cleaver Cincinnati Ohio

Mrs McCandless Returns After Knoxville Visit

Mrs Robert McCandless came back Thursday from an extended visit in Knoxville Tennessee with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W Britton and their children. She will stay at the T R Warriner home for a time.

Robert McCandless Knoxville Tenn W. Britton T. R. Warriner

Jones family to start motor trip to northern Minnesota

Mr and Mrs Thomas M Jones and their daughter Audrey 2304 Country Club Parkway SE depart today with Virginia Collins for a motor trip in northern Minnesota.

Thomas M. Jones Audrey Country Club Parkway SE Virginia Collins Minnesota

Miss Porter Leaves for Chicago This Weekend

Miss Day Porter formerly Harvey C McClary at 1924 First Avenue East is returning to Chicago this weekend.

Mrs D W Warren Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Home

Mrs D W Warren of 360 Woodland Drive SE will host a contract bridge club luncheon at her home on Monday, inviting members to attend.

D. W. Warren Woodland Drive

Pythian Sisters Name New Iowa Officers at Des Moines

At the state convention in Des Moines on August 2 to 4, Bertha Buffington of 121 Sixth Street SW was advanced to grand senior of the grand temple of Iowa. Lavinia Forsythe of 840 Sixth Avenue SE was elected vice president of the Past Grand Chief council. Cecil Cook was Winter temple delegate. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Brainerd and Grace Viles.

Pythian Sisters Des Moines Bertha Buffington Sixth Street Grand Temple of Iowa Lavinia Forsythe Sixth Avenue SE Cecil Cook Winter Temple W. Brainerd Grace Viles

Bridge party honors Mrs Newman at 1700 First Ave W

Mrs John McLaughlin and Mrs Richard Bruch hosted a bridge party Thursday at Mrs Bruch s home 1700 First avenue W in honor of Mrs B E Newman of St Petersburg Fla who is visiting her aunt Mrs Paul Huston and Mr Huston of Rockford attended along with Mrs L S McIntyre of Chicago High score went to Mrs Huston low to Mrs Grayce Williams and Mrs Newman received a gift The group included former members of Mrs Newman s club and the guests were from out of town

John McLaughlin Richard Bruch First Avenue B. E. Newman St. Petersburg Fla Newman Paul. Huston Huston Rockford Read Grayce Williams L. S. McIntyre Chicago

Price Family Trip to Des Moines and Return Visit

Mr and Mrs Will J Price and their young son of Winnetka Illinois spend the week with Mrs Price s parents Mr and Mrs Ben H Witwer at 1928 Linden Drive SE. They plan a Monday trip to Des Moines for several days with Mr and Mrs Russell Reel and will return here next weekend before going back to Winnetka.

Will J. Price Winnetka, Ir

Browns Host Pittsburgh and Indiana Guests for Weekend

Mr and Mrs W J Brown of 1962 First Avenue E hosted guests arriving last Thursday and staying over the weekend. Attendees included Mrs J I Andrews and Miss Marie Andrews of Pittsburgh Pa Mrs David Andrews of Indiana and J W Howell of Des Moines.

W. J. Brown First Avenue E J. I. Andrews Marie Andrews Pittsburgh David Andrews Indiana J. W. Howell Moines

Barta Family Spends Summer with Cincinnati Relatives

Dr. E. J. Barta and his wife and children Alberta Marie and Arthur Edward arrived Tuesday night in Cincinnati Ohio to stay with Mrs. Barta's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Werba at 1810 E avenue NW and with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barta in Swisher. Dr. Barta teaches in the University of Cincinnati chemistry department.

E. J. Barta Alberta Marie Arthur Edward Cincinnati

Rummells Family Returns from Idaho Trip

Mrs. G. J. Rummells and her children Harmon and Geraldine of 565 Tenth Street SW returned midweek from a six week motor trip to Winchester Idaho visiting Mrs. Rummells sister Mrs. Gus Nordquist. They traveled back via Yellowstone Park.

G. J. Rummells Harmon Geraldine Tenth Street Winchester Idaho

West Side W T U Plans Tuesday Meeting and Picnic

West Side W T U meets Tuesday at 12 30 for a picnic lunch at Mrs. George Culley 800 Fifth Avenue SW. Mrs Albert Bloomquist will speak and officers will be elected.

West Side George Culley Fifth Avenue Albert Bloomquist

Clergyman and family depart for two week camping trip

The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Bornhoeft of 446 Fourth Avenue SW and their children Theodore and Burga left today for a two weeks camping trip in Waupaca, Wisconsin. The Rev. Mr. Bornhoeft serves as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church.

P. Ll. Bornhoeft Fourth Avenue Theodore Burga Waupaca Wis Bornhoeft Trinity Lutheran

Mrs Ester Ater Spends Weekend in Chicago with Friends

A fragment notes Ester Ater visiting Chicago on a Friday for a short weekend stay with companions. The readable text confirms social plans without further details.

Mrs. Ester - Ater Chicago

Double Cedar Rapids Weddings at First Presbyterian and Swartzell Homes

Miss Mary Sargent became Mrs. George Frederick Karch in a Tuesday ceremony at First Presbyterian Church with maid of honor Harriet Sargent. The couple planned a motor trip to Cleveland before settling there. Earlier in the week Marion Swartzell became Mrs. Harvey M. Coats in a home ceremony and will reside in Cedar Rapids after travel.

George Frederick Karch Mary Sargent First Presbyterian Church Amor H. Sargent First Avenue Karch Cleveland Ohio Harriet Sargent Harvey M. Coats Marion Swartzell Leonard T. Swartzell Fifth Avenue SE Coats Cedar Rapids

Ashley Chapter Hosts D A R Visitors For Tea

Ashley chapter D A R will welcome visiting D A R members attending the Legion auxiliary convention with a reception and tea on Wednesday at 4 in the chapter club rooms of the Woman's club building. Mrs Amnie K. Franken leads arrangements with the social committee aided by Mrs C L Douglass.

Silver Medal Contest at St Pauls Chapel

A silver medal contest will be held at St Pauls Chapel Monday at 7 30 p m by the East Side W C T U. There is no admission charge and the public is invited. The program features Harold Ford Carl Zbanek Don ald Groat singing Negro spirituals and Woodrow Bontrager on piano. Mrs Belle Delzell directs the event.

St. Paul's Methodist Church Harold Ford Carl Zbanek Donald Groat Woodrow Bontrager Belle Delzell

Fifth Birthday Party For Marjorie Churchill

Marjorie Churchill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Churchill, celebrated her fifth birthday at 220 Sixth Street SE. Attending were Maxine Taylor Florence Churchill and her mother Mrs. Howard Churchill Jimmie Morton and his mother Mrs. Clifford Morton Betty and Harvey Goodenough and their mother Mrs. Harvey Goodenough Lavonne Johnson and her mother Mrs. Curtis Johnson Buddy Clapp and his mother Mrs. Clapp and Mesdames Leafie Henderson Dwight Davis Novella Ellis Henry Cassidy James Russell Leota Kraut and Lela Latham.

Marjorie Churchill E. A. Churchill Sixth Street Maxine Taylor Florence Churchill Howard Churchill Jimmie Morton Clifford Morton Betty Harvey Goodenough Lavonne Johnson Curtis Johnson Buddy Clapp Clapp Leafie Henderson Dwight Davis Novella Ellis Henry Cassidy James Russell Leota Kraut Lela Latham

St Paul Nelsons Visit Chester Johnson Home

Mr and Mrs A L Nelson and their children from St Paul visit Chester Johnson at 2011 Washington Ave SE. Donna Jean Johnson returns home today after a three week stay in Fort Dodge and Waterloo.

A. L. Nelson St. Paul Chester Johnson Washington Avenue SE Donna Jean Johnson Fort Dodge Waterloo

Woman's Club Health Session At Thomas Park

The health education department will meet at Thomas Park Thursday at 8 30 a m for breakfast and a swim. Members may invite guests.

Health Education Department The Woman's Club Thomas Park

Kappa Delta Plans Picnic At Ellis Park

Kappa Delta active members and alumnae will host a picnic supper at Ellis Park on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Attendees are asked to make reservations before Wednesday with Miss Lucille Reynolds.

Kappa Delta Sorority Ellis Park Lucille Reynolds

Mrs Liek Family Returns From Spirit Lake Visit

Mrs J C Liek and her children James and Barbara returned Friday from Spirit Lake after a two week visit with Mrs Liek's sister Mrs Carl Schlotterbeck and Mr Schlotterbeck. Mrs Schlotterbeck and her son Paul will visit in Cedar Rapids for several weeks. Also visiting are Miss Ruth Wenter of Chicago and Paul Cummins, Mrs Liek's brother, who will spend the weekend in Cedar Rapids. Mr Cummins will stay with his father Joseph E Cummins at 1705 Fifth Avenue SE.

J. C. Liek Twentieth Street James Barbara Spirit Lake

Ada Fross Announces Hazel Fross to Hazel Mutchler Marriage

Mrs Ada Fross of Center Point announces the marriage of her daughter Hazel to John Mutchler solemnized in Chicago on a Saturday. They plan a brief honeymoon in Chicago before settling in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Mutchler is a Center Point school graduate from the class of 1924. Mr Mutchler is the son of Mrs Frank Robinson of Mechanicsville and has traveled extensively in the last decade before returning to Cedar Rapids to buy a home.

Ada Fross Center Point Hazel John Mutchler Chicago Cedar Rapids Mutchler Mutchier Frank Robinson Mechanicsville

Bauer Family Hosts Elayne’s Second Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs Edwin J Bauer of 1020 A avenue NE hosted a Saturday afternoon party for their daughter Elayne on her second birthday. A pink and gold color scheme appeared in the cake and decorations with each guest receiving a balloon. Guests included Doris Macha Mary Jane Goodyear Marilyn Zavodsky Phyllis Templeman Gloria Sheppard Marilyn Stannard Elayne Bauer Calvin Robinson and Marilyn Bristol from Marion.

Edwin J. Bauer Avenue Elayne Doris Macha Mary Jane Goodyear Marilyn Zavodsky Phyllis Templeman Gloria Sheppard Marilyn Stannard Elayne Bauer Calvin Robinson Marilyn Bristol Marion

Darlene May Dorian Returns Home From Visit

Miss Darlene May Dorian leaves for Hollywood California after visiting her father Leon H Dorian at 1930 Higley Avenue SE for two weeks.

Darlene May Dorian Hollywood Calif Leon H. Dorian Higley Avenue

McIntyres to Minneapolis After Visit with Allen Family

Mr. and Mrs. L. S&S. McIntyre of Chicago will go to Minneapolis Sunday after visiting Mrs. McIntyre's parents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Allen at 1718 Maple Drive NW.

Tuttle Arrives From Long Beach For Daughters Visit

J F P Tuttle of Long Beach California arrived Saturday for an extended visit with his daughters Mrs T J at 1845 Fourth Avenue SE and hekinpendelie Tuttle.

J. FP. Tuttle Long Beach Calif T. J Fourth Avenue SE Hekinpendelie Tuttle

Local Girls Set for Wapsie Camp Start Monday

A group of Cedar Rapids girls including Jeanne Aubineau and Mary Ellen McLeod will leave Monday for a week at Wapsie camp. The rainy morning failed to dampen activities as Mrs. A R Hoffman and Mrs. Lola Mann shared historic tales of the Wapsie river region.

Wapsie Camp Cedar Rapids Jeanne Aubineau Catherine Aukerman Jeanne Ballantine Lucille Besta Mary Jane Brown Vivian Bruce Georgann Buresh Verona Chalupnik Chairman Chapman Beth Courtney Bernice Curran Geraldine Daleske Evangeline Dennis Dorothy June Duncan Margaret Ann Foster Barbara Geiger Mildred Geiger Mary Louise Gilchrist Anne Gilbert Selma Haddy Gladys Hale Margaret Hallgren Alice Harmer Jean Hamblin Olga Holecek Libbie Holecek Maxine Houser Elaine Jenkins Dorothy Jones Marcella Klein Maxine Koler Marie Kozak Marguerite Lahman Edith Ludwick Dorothy Martin Marguerite McDonald Dorothy McLeod Mary Ellen McLeod Viola Metela Margaret Mineck Muriel Morton Jane Nelson Helen Olmstead A. R. Hoffman Lola Mann Central City Wapsie River

Birthday honors for Boyle sisters hosted by Mack Wicke Merkle

The Misses Loretta Mack Etta Wicke and Leona Merkle of 211 Fifteenth Street SE entertained Friday evening in honor of the birthdays of Misses Bernadine and Margaret Boyle on August 4 and 6. Cards were played. Guests included Fay James Leonard Dunn Lewis Ware Merelyn McGillicuddy Roger Berry Bob Wiese and Leo.

Loretta Mack Etta Wicke Leona Merkle Fifteenth Street SE Bernadine Margaret Boyle Fay James Leonard Dunn Lewis Ware Merelyn McGillicuddy Roger Berry Bob Wiese Leo

Schaefer Home Hosts Illinois Visitors This Weekend

Miss Gladys Schaefer of Glencoe Illinois visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C C Schaefer at 709 Third Avenue SW will host guests this weekend Mrs L F Lieske of Newhall and her sister Miss Adele Schaefer of Sioux City at the Schaefer home.

Gladys Schaefer Glencoe Ill C. C. Schaefer Third Avenue L. F. Lieske Newhall Adele Schaefer Sioux City

Runkels from Jacksonville Visit Family in Seattle Area

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Runkel and their son Kenneth Jr. arrive Friday to stay a week in Seattle area with Mrs. Louisa H. Runkle at 1421 Sixth Avenue SE and Mrs. Ira H. Winchell at 501 Twenty-sixth Street SE.

Kenneth E. Runkel Kenneth, Jr Jacksonville Texas Mr. Runkle Louisa H. Runkle Sixth Avenue Ira H. Winchell Twenty-sixth Street

Families Head to Upper Palisades Cottage Stay

Esse Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Stoflet and their daughters Ada and Dorothy along with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scherrebeck and their children Joanna and Mary traveled Saturday to the Upper Palisades for a week at a cottage. Week-end guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Mason.

D. A. Stoflet First Avenue Ada Dorothy W. J. Scherrebeck Third Avenue Joanna Mary Upper Palisades Alvin F. Mason Eleventh Street

Woman's Club Music Rehearsal Scheduled

The music department of the Woman's club will meet for a rehearsal Monday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building.

The Woman's Club Memorial Building

Cedar Rebekah Lodge Sets Regular Meeting

Cedar Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Ben Hur hall.

Cedar Rebekah Lodge Ben Hur Hall

Ben Hur Card Party Set For Monday Afternoon

Mrs. Margaret Quick will supervise a Ben Hur card party on Monday at 2 30 p m in Ben Onur hall.

Ben Hur Ben Onur Hal Margaret Quick

Sunshine Auxiliary Meeting Notices in Ben Hur Hall

Sunshine auxiliary No 22 of the L A P M will hold a regular meeting Monday in Ben Hur hall. Refreshments will be served.

Sunshine Auxiliary Ben Hur Hall

Ladies Auxiliary to Typo Union Meets at Mrs Novotny Home

The Ladies Auxiliary to Typo graphical union No. 105 will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. EF. F. Novotny, 2635 Mount Vernon avenue SE.

The Typographical Union No. 105 EF. F. Novotny Mount Vernon Avenue

Star of Maine No 221 Rebekah Lodge Meeting

Star of Maine No 221 Rebekah lodge schedules a regular business meeting Thursday evening. Members are reminded to bring towels for the towel shower.

Star of Maine No Rebekah Lodge

Card Party by Linden Camp No 145

Modern Woodmen of America Linden camp 145 hosts a card party Monday at 8 30 PM playing five hundred with prizes and refreshments after the games.

Modern Woodmen of America Linden Camp No

Past Chiefs Association Picnic and Meeting Planned

The Past Chiefs association of Winter Temple Pythian Sisters will hold a 6 pm picnic supper Monday at the Ellis park river pavilion for members and families, followed by the regular meeting. Members should bring a covered dish. meat potatoes coffee cream and sugar supplied by the committee.

Chiefs Association of Winter Temple Pythian Sisters Ellis Park River

Rebecca Alexander Tent to Hold Regular Meeting Friday Evening

Rebecca Alexander Tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans meets Friday at 7 30 p m in the Memorial building with a social hour and refreshments afterward Comrades of the G A R invited Members urged to attend sessions of the now Legion auxiliary convention August 9 10 and 11 at the Se eeenee ial building

Rebecca Alexander Daughters of Union Veterans of the Now Legion Auxiliary Convention

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