Younger Set Honors Visitors at Cedar Rapids Country Club
The Cedar Rapids Younger Set hosted and entertained visiting guests at the Country Club on the club’s dining porch. Dr and Mrs Charles Krause planned a dinner for Mr and Mrs John Griffith of Pasadena with eighteen guests. Miss Erwin hosted Miss Rose Payne of Glen Roux and Miss Sally Mover and Miss Anne Witwer joined in courtesy visits and luncheons with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Society
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Charles S Krause
Vernon Drive
Country Club
John C Griffith
Pasadena
Canf
L. J Storey
Miss Erwin
Calif
John P Johnston
Cedar Rapids
Frederick Seely
Merton F Seely
Second Avenue SE
Erwin
Cedar Rapid Country Club
Sally Mover
Tama
van Vechten Shaffers
Anne Witwer
Quai Valle
Country Club Ladies Day Winners Named
Miss Audrey Jones won the blind bogey golf tournament on Wednesday at Cedar Rapids Country Club during the ladies day program. Miss Betty Neuzil posted the low score on two blind holes, while Mrs D M Taylor and Miss Anne Miller won high scores on the blind long hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Jones
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Betty Neuzil
D. M. Taylor
Anne Miller
Cleveland Girl Betty Fisher to Visit Grandparents
Miss Betty Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome C Fisher of Cleveland will arrive in the city Thursday evening to spend a few days with her grandparents. Mr and Mrs Charles W Bingham 3300 First avenue E greet her en route home after a stay at a dude ranch in Cora ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fisher
Jerome C Fisher
Cleveland
City
Charles W Bingham
First Avenue
Miss Fisher
Cora, Ry
Betty Wagner To Stage Piano Recital At Home
Betty Wagner of 1024 Fayve nue NW presents a group of her piano pupils in a casual summer evening recital at her home on Friday at 7 30. The event features Donald Johanes, a Coe College violin student, joining for a violin number and piano piece with Wagner as accompanist. Open to the public with a local program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wagner
Fayvenue
Miss Wagner
Coe College
Grace Swab
Joseph H Kitchin
Coe
Donald Johanens
Pestel Home Hosts Visiting Family Members
Guests at Edwin Pestel home 1906 E Street SW include daughter Mrs. Vincent Lace of Chicago and her children Peggy Patsy Jerry Barbara. East Side W C T U met at J H Rhoades home 1547 Fourth Ave SE with annual reports read and plans for Ellis Park institute on Aug 30. A commendation was sent to Senator Guy M Gillette for requesting a day of prayer amid the crisis. Next East Side union meeting slated for Miss Helen Main’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Pestel
E Street
Vincent Lace
Chicago
Peggy
Patsy
Jerry
Barbara
East Side
J. H. Rhoades
Fourth Avenue
Soldiers and Sailors
National Papers
County Institute
Ellis Park
Guy M. Gillette
East Side Union
Helen Main
YWCA Waubeek Campers Hold Council Fire and Stunt Night
Campers at the YWCA Waubeek camp atop a bluff over the Wapsipinicon river staged a council fire and stunt night. Cedar Rapids girls Bertha Conroy and Maxine Farley lit the fire with torches, under Dora Jane Hamblin's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsipinicon River
YWCA
Waubeek
Bertha Conroy
Maxine Farley
Cedar Rapids
Dora Jane Hamblin
Miss Hamblin
Council
Mary Kruse
Kay Pesek
Kas Pesch
Flavis Richards
Waubecek
Council Rock
Mary Ellen Reece
Carol Selby
MIA AND MRS WELCIE TO HOST PARTIES
A stag dinner party hosted by John M Drabelle at 521 Fairview Drive SE drew twenty four guests. Mrs John Montague Ely hosted a luncheon at 2218 First Avenue E to honor Mrs Lurton H Stubbs who sails for California next week. Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch at 2300 First Avenue W will host an informal dinner for nineteen guests Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M . Drabelle
Fairview Drive
John Montague Ely
First Avenue
Lurton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
California
Frank
C. Welch
First Avenue W
Picnic for Ella Huneer ford circle members at Thomas Park
Forty members of Ella Huneer ford circle of the Kings Daughters and families enjoyed a Tuesday picnic at Thomas Park. Mrs Judson Calkins Mrs Paul Hanson and Mrs Ernest Hurst arranged supper. Guests included Mrs W J C Hutchinson and Miss Jean Hutchinson of Dumont and William Newell of Huntington Ind.
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Ella Huneerford
King’s Daughters
Thomas Park
Judson Calkins
Paul Hanson
Ernest Hurst
Marilyn Mills
Patricia Robinson
Camp Lookout
Montrose
W. J. C Hutchinson
Jean Hutchinson
Dumont
William Newell
Huntington
Ind
Charles Holman
Mikie
Miss Nelson Returns From Clear Lake
Miss Mary Louise Nelson returns from two weeks at the Nelson summer home at Clear Lake where she was the guest of Miss Doris Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nelson
Clear Lake
Mary Louise Nelson
Meadowbrook Drive
Doris Nelson
Nelson Summer
Brides-Elect Celebrations Fill Cedar Rapids Social Season
Miss Lydia Ann Court honored Miss Jane O’Meara with a breakfast at the Cedar Rapids Country Club as guests toasted an August 17 wedding to Benjamin M. Stephens of New York City. Delta Delta Delta sorority held a pansy party for Miss Ieda Mae Carlson with out of town guests from Oelwein Sac City and Sterling Illinois joining in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Lydia Ann Courtright
Fifth Avenue SE
Jane O'Meara
Benjamin M. Stephens
New York City
Miss O'Meara
Mary Frances Lee
Elizabeth Clark
Ann Winslow
Jo Ann Hanzlik
Martha Beardsley
Esther Yothers
Virginia Collins
Betty Neuzil
Audrey Ones
Betsy Quarton
Robert R Clark II
William G
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Darleen Pollock
Fourteenth Street SE
Ieda Mae Carlson
Oclwein
Paul Dougan
Price
Out of Town
Georgene Hintz
Grace Eck
Betty Howell
Margaret Hall
Oelwein
Laura Putbrese
Sac City
Betty Nicholas
Williamsburg
Betty Jane Levien
Wyoming
Lois Lockwood
Marion
Alice Street
Sterling, Ill
Evening Party Planned for Miss Pauline O Connor
An evening party Thursday for Miss Pauline OConnor Aug 14 bride elect of Richard L Struesky has been planned by Miss Mary Katherine Carns at her home 1434 Sixth avenue SE A gift will be presented Miss OConnor from the group Sharing the courtesy will be Mrs Alice Satterly of Fairfax and the Misses Anne Dunlap Jean Engelman Marilyn Straughn Leota McNeil Ann Davis Geanie Trumbull Mary Eleanor Hardiman Berdine Bockhaus and Betty Scibert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline O'Connor
Richard L. Struesky
Mary Katherine Carns
Sixth Avenue
Miss O'Connor
Alice Satterly
Fairfax
Anne Dunlap
Jean Engelman
Marilyn Straughn
Leota McNeil
Ann Davis
Geanie Trumbull
Mary Eleanor Hardiman
Berdine Bockhaus
Betty Scibert
Sisters Visit At Mason Home From Tipton Muscatine Davenport
Mrs. Frank Stout of Tipton and Mrs. Ruby Sauer of Muscatine, along with Dan Sauer of Muscatine and Dorothy Sauer of Davenport, visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Orville C Mason, 321 B avenue NW, on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville C Mason
B Avenue NW
Health Education Department Party Planned by Cedar Rapids Club
A Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Health Education Department hosts a picnic supper at 630 p.m. Friday at Thornwood dance position with dancing to follow. Reservations may be made by Mrs J Elsenbast or Mrs K I McElroy.
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Thornwood
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Best Way to Make Iced Coffee
Coffee trend rises in summer. The guide suggests brewing double strength then pouring into ice-filled glasses. Butter-Nut coffee is promoted for rich smooth flavor yielding delicious iced coffee.
Three Hostesses Fete Miss Bachtell in Tea Party
Miss Maurine Bachtell, soon to wed Floyd Miller of Des Moines, was honored Tuesday by Miss Charlene Canaday, Miss Audrey Carthers, and Mrs. Jess Kitterman at Mrs. Kitterman's home 1027 First Avenue W. Twenty five guests attended as gifts were presented and Mrs. Warren Bachtell oversaw tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Bachtell
Floyd &. Miller
Des Moines
Charlene Canaday
Audrey Carthers
Jess Kitterman
Kitterman
First Avenue W
Miss Bachtell
Warren Bachtell
Olivet church Camp Fire groups close summer with park cook-out
Aknipon and Whinihanka Camp Fire groups held a Bever Park cook-out and treasure hunt to wrap their summer. Seven teen girls attended with guardians Mrs Glenn Turner Mrs A L Hinton and Betty Hinton. clues were laid by Darlene Comreid and Phyllis West who are working on the firemakers rank. Plans were made to help in the Camp Fire booth at the All Iowa fair.
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Aknipon
Whinihanka
Olivet Church
Bever Park
Glenn Turner
A L. Hinton
Betty Hinton
Darlene Comreid
Phyllis West
Rank
Mount Vernon Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Carlson
Mr and Mrs George Caraway hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Mabel Carlson of Cedar Rapids at their Mount Vernon home. The event celebrated her upcoming Aug 16 marriage to Robert Bowen of Marion with sixteen guests and party games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Caraway
Mount Vernon
Mabel Carlson
Cedar Rapids
Robert Bowen
Marion
Mrs Stevens Hosts Linen Shower for Miss Wild’s Aug. 24 Marriage
Mrs Richard Stevens entertained at 1316 Fifth Street NW Monday evening honoring Miss Virginia Wild of Marion, whose wedding to Donald De Vault of Bloomfield is set for August 24. Guests included Miss Helen North, Miss Hazel Merrill, Miss Blanche Hamm, Ruth Merrill, Ruth Murray, Alice Carlberg, and Mesdames Ruth Lange and Treva Jones. a dance followed the linen shower with prizes awarded to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stevens
Fifth Street
Virginia Wild
Marion
Donald de Vault
Bloomfield
Helen North
Hazel Merrill
Blanche Hamm
Ruth Merrill
Ruth Murray
Alice Carlberg
Ruth Lange
Treva Jones
Cassidy couple returns home after ten day visit
Dr and Mrs Donald Cassidy of Little Rock Arkansas left for their home Wednesday morning following a ten day visit with Dr Cassidy's parents Mr and Mrs Henry B Cassidy at 726 Second Avenue SW and his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Edward B Cassidy at 1406 First Avenue W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cassidy
Little Rock, Ark
Dr. Cassidy
Henry B Cassidy
Second Avenue
Edward B. Cassidy
First Avenue
AUGHTER AND SON VISIT W B MOKREJSES
Visiting for the month of August in the home of Mr and Mrs W B Mokrejs 802 B avenue NE are their daughter Mrs Frank H Lavacek of Yonkers NY and son Robert Mokrejs of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Mokrejs
B Avenue NE
Frank H. Lavacek
Younkers
Robert Mokrejs
New York City
Visitors at the Houghton home on Thirty-third Street NE
Recent guests at the home of Misses Hannah and Jane Hough ton, 319 Thirty-third street NE, included Mr and Mrs JF, expanding social ties in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah and
Jane Houghton
Thirty-third Street
Houghton Family Returns From New York World’s Fair
Houghton of Aransas Pass Texas and Mr and Mrs E A Houghton of Fort Worth Texas and their daughter Sonya are en route home after a trip to the New York World’s Fair.
Mount Mercy Alumnae Luncheon Set for Saturday
Mount Mercy alumnae hold their monthly luncheon Saturday at 1 pm at Gables. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Richard D. Long by Friday at 6367.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Gable
Richard D. Long
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Stodola
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Canyon
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