Social Affairs Gain Noted With Guest Luncheons
Economists say business has picked up though unsure, while social affairs report a gain. Mrs. A. P. Jenkins hosted luncheon for Miss Jane Crosby of Washington, D. C., guest of Mrs. Yarnall and Miss Robbins. Guests included Mrs. Killian, Mrs. Rutherford, Miss Allen, Miss Epler, and Miss Ferman. Mrs. Yarnall plans a bridge party for Miss Crosby at 421 Twenty first Street NE. Earlier, Mrs. Montgomery hosted a small luncheon at her mother’s home, 2336 Linden Drive SE. Miss Ann Crawford entertained tea for Miss Martha Louise Malkin of Chippewa Falls and Miss Jean Luberger of Cincinnati. The Misses Virginia and Betty Lynott hosted sixteen friends at Hotel Roosevelt. high bridge scores went to Miss Margaret Pratt and Miss Marie Busler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Jenkins
D Avenue NE
Jane Crosby
Washington, D. C
Thomas C. Yarnall
Julia Robbins
Miss Crosby
Yarnall
Robbins
Herbert Killian
Raymond Rutherford
Frances Louise Allen
Elizabeth Epler
Florence Ferman
Crosby
Martha Louise Malkin
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Charles Hilman
Jean Luberger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Catherine Miller
Virginia
Betty Lynott
Fourth Avenue SE
Hotel Roosevelt
Margaret Pratt
Marie Busler
Daehlers to sail from Bremen in September
Professor and Mrs Max Daehler, summering in Europe, plan to sail from Bremen on September 1 and reach Cedar Rapids around September 8 or 9. They are in Venice and will travel to Bern to visit Professor Daehler's sister, then visit Norway and Sweden before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Daehler
Europe
Wilhl
Bremen
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Venice
Italy
Bern
Switzerland
Professor Daehler
Daehler
Switzer
Norway
Sweden
Marguer ite Mae Christie Engaged to Edward Tehel Jr
Announcement by Frank Christie announces the engagement of his daughter Marguer ite Mae to Edward Tehel Jr of Marshalltown. The couple plans to marry September 6 at 11 a.m. in the rectory of the Immaculate Conception Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Christie
Fifteenth Street
Marguerite Mae
Edward Tehel, Jr
Marshalltown
Immaculate Conception Church
Loyal Workers to Picnic at Bever Park
Loyal Workers class of First United Brethren church holds its regular monthly meeting with a 6 p.m. picnic supper at the cannon in Bever Park. Special guests include Mrs. Stella Blose and Miss Gladys Smith of Washington, D C, and Miss Margaret Sampson of Staunton, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Class
First United Brethren Church
Cannon
Bever Park
Stella Blose
Gladys Smith
Washington, D. C
Margaret Sampson
Staunton
Miss Ethel McFarlane Visits Peoria Parents at 420 Tenth St NW
Miss Ethel McFarlane of Peoria spends her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs A G Mc Farlane at 420 Tenth street NW. Miss Elsie McClugage, who had been a guest in the McFarlane home, returned to Peoria Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McFarlane
Peoria
A. G. McFarlane
Tenth Street
Elsie McClugage
McFarlane
Progressive Circle Family Picnic at Carrie Morcombe
The Progressive Circle of Carrie Mor combe Degree of Honor schedules a family picnic Friday at 6 pm with a 4 pm business meeting. Members are asked to bring well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Circle
Carrie Morcombe
Engagement of Anne Jack Announced at Dinner Party
At a dinner in the Hotel Roosevelt the engagement of Miss Anne Jack to Harlan F. Benner was announced. They plan a Cedar Rapids October wedding and will reside in Honolulu. Miss Jack taught at Arthur school and previously in Honolulu. Mr. Benner manages Hawaii Mercantile Finance in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Anne Jack
Robert Jack
Harlan F. Benner
Edwin Benner
Honolulu
Hawaii
Cedar Rapids
Jack
Arthur School
Washington Junior High School
Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Neridian Literary Society
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Benner
Hawaii Mercantile Finance Company
University of Hawaii
Oberlin
Ohio
Frank Shramek
James Dunlop
George Thomson
Joanna Hagey
Geneva Baker
Evalyn Porter
Ruby Taylor
Edna Erickson
Evelyn Ze
Aunt Het Says Unhappy Couples Need Better Mates
Aunt Het remarks that the only unhappy married folks are those not satisfied with the kind of mate they deserve. She implies happiness hinges on finding the right partner and warns against dissatisfaction.
Local Women See Former Cee Folk On European Tour
Mrs J Tufts and Miss Alma Owens, former Coe College affiliates, toured seven European countries including England and France. In London they met Miss Maria Leonard, dean of women at Illinois, who led their party for four weeks. They also encountered Miss Sarah Marquis and Mrs Mary Hubbard in London. The group, including Risser Patty, returned aboard the Montclare landing in Montreal. Dean Leonard joined friends there and drove to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Tufts
Alma Owens
Europe
W. A. Pratt
Scouthhampton
England
Scotland
Belgium
Rego
France
Germany
London
Maria Leonard
University of Illinois
Coe
Sarah Marquis
Mary Hubbard
John A. Marquis
Coe College
Risser Patty
Luzerne
Switzerland
Patty
Coe College’ School of Music
Tufts
Owens
Montclare
Montreal
Dean Leonard
Illinois
East Side W C T U Meeting At Mrs Sleight Home
The East Side W C T U met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Addie Sleight 1511 Washington Ave SE. Mrs Lucy Krebs led devotions and yearly reports were presented. Officers elected for the year: S B Miller president Belle Delzell vice president W H Bonntrager secretary J H Rhoades treasurer. Next regular meeting to be at Mrs D E Miller 1401 Sixth Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Sleight
Washington Avenue
Lucy Krebs
S. B. Miller
Belle Delzell
W. H. Bontrager
J. H. Rhoades
D. E. Miller
Sixth Avenue SE
Beardsleys Travel to Chicago with Miss Herron
Mrs. David E. Beardsley plans a Thursday trip to Chicago to meet daughter Martha, who has spent the summer at Camp Bryn Afon in Rhinelander Wisconsin. Miss Jane Herron of Akron Ohio will join them for a short visit at the Beardsley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
Chicago
Martha
Camp Bryn Afon
Rhinelander
Wis
Jane Herron
Akron
Ohio
Beardsley
Birthday card party honors Mrs Grabau at Mabry home
Mrs Charles Mabry entertained at a Tuesday card party and dinner on Eleventh Street NW in honor of Mrs Arthur Grabau s birthday. Five hundred was played and prizes went to Miss Florence Ford, Mrs Mabry, and Mrs Harve Tucker. Guests included Mesdames Clyde Keegan Edward Dippo Harve Tucker Charles W Beard Fred Humes C Coleman George Kerouse Mrs Bert Thompson of Springville and Mrs Arthur Ford and her daughter Miss Florence Ford of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mabry
Eleventh Street
Arthur Grabau
Florence Ford
Harve Tucker
Graban
Clyde Keegan
Edward Dippo
Charles W. Beard
Fred Humes
C. Coleman
George Kerouse
Bert Thompson
Springville
Arthur Ford
Waterloo
Miscel laneous shower honor for Miss Mary Stoner
Miss Evelyn Sirfres and Miss Beth Stoner hosted a misc el laneous shower at Beth Stoner's home at 710 Fourth Avenue SE in honor of Miss Mary Stoner who will marry on August 25. Guests included Elinor Goodjohn Alice Smith Erma Mathis Lucille Fenson Dorothy Dunham Bessie Ronk Bessie Hamilton Mildred Quaas Marie Elson Betty Cameron Lillian Samek Marian Thompson Gladys Sweikert Esther Olson Dorothy Mae Miller Lela Sykes Mildred Wooldridge Virginia McLean Margaret Smyth Ruth Stoner Mrs Dunham and Mrs Raymond L Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sirfres
Beth Stoner
Fourth Avenue SE
Mary Stoner
Elinor Goodjohn
Alice Smith
Erma Mathis
Lucille Fenson
Dorothy Dunham
Bessie Ronk
Bessie Hamilton
Mildred Quaas
Marie Elson
Betty Cameron
Lillian Samek
Marian Thompson
Gladys Sweikert
Esther Olson
Dorothy Mae Miller
Lela Sykes
Mildred Wooldridge
Virginia McLean
Margaret Smyth
Ruth Stoner
Dunham
Raymond L. Stoner
Chicago Couple to Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs W S Hill of Chicago vacationing with Mr and Mrs W S King at 2615 Bever Avenue SE for several days will return home on Wednesday.
Mrs Huggins Visits Edwards at Seventeenth Street
Mrs. A L Huggins of Anamosa is visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Jack Edwards at 358 Seventeenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Huggins of
Anamosa
Jack Edwards
Seventeenth Street
Kilbergers and Strueskys Return From West Trip
Mr and Mrs Albert J Kilberger and Mr and Mrs William Struesky and their son have returned home after an extensive motor trip through the west They visited in twelve states and spent a short time with friends in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Kilberger
William Struesky
West
California
Mr and Mrs Seid visiting Scranton relatives
Mr and Mrs Howard C Seid of Scranton Pa visit Mrs Seid's parents Mr and Mrs F L Shramek at 2118 Grande avenue SE arriving Monday for a two week stay. Mrs Seid formerly Miss Gladys Shramek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Seid
Scranton, Pa
Letovsky and Kuba Sisters Visit St Louis for Week
Mr and Mrs John B Letovsky of 351 Nineteenth Street SE motor to St Louis on Saturday and spend the week with Miss Eloise Kuba and Miss Margaret Lerovy. The party will tour local sights and enjoy visitorship in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Letovsky
Nineteenth Street
Eloise Kuba
Margaret Lerovy
St. Louis Satursa
Peet Family Heads to Des Moines State Fair
Mrs. Miles Peet and her son M. Max at 818 Avenue NE with Miss Ruth Peet of Central City departed Wednesday for Des Moines to attend the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Peet
M. Max
Avenue
Ruth Peet
Central City
Des Moines
Miss Joyce Stribling Visiting Perkins Home
Miss Joyce Stribling of Paton is a guest in the home of Prof. and Mrs. C. W. Perkins at 2256 Bever Avenue SE. She arrived Tuesday and will remain for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Joyce Stribling
Paton
C. W. Perkins
Bever Avenue
Miss Stribling
Dales Return From Business Trip to Howard Kansas
James A. Dale along with W. J. Dale and Howard Shover of Ryan returned Tuesday from a business trip to Howard Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dale
Thirty-second Street
W. J. Dale
Howard Shover
Ryan
Howard
Kansas
Dinner Dance Honors Junior Arts Anniversary
The Junior Arts association hosts a dinner-dance at the Hotel Montrose to mark its fourth anniversary. Dinner in the Corn room at 7, dancing in the Crystal room at 9, with Walter Staves as toastmaster and Bertha Sargent as speaker. Thirty new members join. bridge on the mezzanine. prizes are paintings by local artists from the Stone City Art colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Arts Association
Ees
Montrose
Walter Staves
Bertha Sargent
Stone City
Strang Family Reunion Held at Ellis Park
The Strang family gathered Sunday in the rose garden at Ellis Park for their annual reunion with a picnic lunch. Cedar Rapids attendees included Mr and Mrs Ward B Strang, Mr and Mrs J C Swatosh, Kenneth Strang, Miss Mary Christensen, and others from Marshalltown Springville Waterloo Solon Oskaloosa and Cave n ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strang
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Ward B. Strang
J. C. Swatosh
Kenneth Strang
Mary Christensen
G. A. Sayers
Homer
G. L. Zila
H. B. Strang
Meredith
Richard
Don
Lee J. Strang
Jessie
Lucille
Anna Hunt
G. B. Bellis
Gerald
Marshalltown
Allen W. McArthur
Allen and
Walter
Springville
Wolfe announces daughter's marriage to Clarence Coie
Mr and Mrs Orville Wolfe announce the marriage of their daughter Edith to Clarence Coie of Cedar Rapids on Aug 14 in Galena Illinois The ceremony was by the Methodist pastor The bride wore a brown suit and carried tallisman roses Mrs Coie is a graduate of Iowa City high school Mr Coie is a graduate of Washington high school in Cedar Rapids They will reside here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Wolfe
Edith
Clarence Coie
Cedar Rapids
Galena
Floyd Wolfe
Coie
Iowa City High School
Washington High School
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae and Actives Meeting
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae and actives will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Lila Palmer 1819 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Lila Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
West Side W. C. T. U. Meeting and Picnic Supper
The West Side W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday at 6 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Butterfield at 1311 A Avenue NW for a picnic supper. An in program will be given. Members are asked to bring gifts for the Benedict home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
A. F. Butterfield
A Avenue NW
Benedict
Births announced for Turner Conway and Suss families
Birth notices report a son born August 21 to Mr and Mrs Leo Turner of 2215 D street SW at Mercy hospital a son born August 21 to Mr and Mrs Leo Conway of 133 Thirty-fifth street SE at Mercy hospital and a daughter born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs H G Suss of 1733 D avenue NE at Mercy hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Turner
D Street
Mercy Hospital
Leo Conway
Thirty-fifth Street
Mercy Ee
H. G . Suss
D Avenue
Marriage Licenses Applied For In State
H Radeke and Phyllis J Ford applied for a marriage license. Charles Paul Pedrey of Rock Springs Wyoming and Evelyn Kath rine Wies of Linn County also applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Radeke
Phyllis J. Ford
Charles Paul Pedrey
Rock Springs
Wyo
Evelyn Kathrine Wies
Linn County
Congress Criticized for Bonus Agitation Split and Veterans Aid
Colonel Robbins denounced congressmen for bonus agitation and said bills push veterans' hospital care to favor civilian cases, risking 30 percent of revenue as costs rise. He claimed lawmakers pass measures to aid re election and warned of government strain. He noted early internal combustion engines dated to 1680 using gunpowder as a curious aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Ac Abins
Robbins
Congress
Toltec Home Found At Teotihuacan In Mexico City Area
Excavations at Teotihuacan northeast of Mexico City turn up a 40 room Toltec style house dating over 2000 years with pottery images and a four foot clay statue of Xipetotec. Led by Dr. Sigvald Linne and praised by Dr. Manuel Gamio, the find links Toltec history to Teotihuacan and Mesoamerican cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
San Juan Teotihuacan
Sigvald Linne
State Museum of Natural History
Stockholm
Manuel Gamio
Quetzalcoatl
Xipetotec
Development of Motor Club of Iowa meeting notes plans
The Motor Club of Iowa discussed development plans at a Tuesday board meeting held at the Hotel Montrose. The club operates in 82 of 99 counties under a franchise from the American Automobile Association. Attending included G. J. Timmerman, G. Decker French, R. E. Rhoades, and E. L. Vaile among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Club of
Iowa
Montrose
American Automobile Association of
Washington
D. C
Automobile Clubs
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dubuque
Sioux City
G. J. Timmerman
Charles D. Manson
Dubuque Automobils Club
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Daehlers
Marguerite Christie
Clubs
New Suede
Marilyn Shoes
Brown Kid
Tee
Cee Folk
East Side
Shramek
ST. Louis
Third Ave. S.E
Irvin
Higley
Wolfe-Coie
Gazette Rental
the Gazette
Yucatan
Linne
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Franz Biom
Tulane University
Venient
Allison Hotel
Kline’s Dept
Brookfield
Hershey's
Royal Omnes
Borden
Kerr Mason
BisQuick
Folger’s Coffee
Kline’s
Cedar Rapids Gas CO
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