Junior Service League Plans Honors for Miss Mary Lambert
Miss Mary Lambert of New York City arrives for a three day visit with the Junior Service League. Activities include board meetings, luncheons, a large tea, and a Friday luncheon while presiding members host events at homes on Linden drive and nearby streets.
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Junior Service League
Mary Lambert
New York City
Junior League
Roosevelt Hotel
Brucemore
Miss Lambert
Howard Hall
Crescent Street
Herbert Stamats
Linden Drive
Community Players
Mrs. Moonlight
Sutherland Dows
Kenneth Lindsay
Horace G. Hedges
Fred Higley
Weaver Witwer
Ben F. Wolverton
Wayne J. Foster
van Vechten Shaffer
Nassau Street
Mary Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Edward Sheehy
Hoff and Mossman Return From Tulsa Visit
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hoff and Mrs. A. H. Mossman of Vinton returned Monday night from Tulsa Oklahoma where they spent a week with John Hyland and Miss Florence Hyland, siblings of the Hoff and Mossman families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Hoff
Second Avenue SE
A. H. Mossman
Vinton
Tulsa
Okla
John Hyland
Florence Hyland
Hoff
Mossman
Tarbooth Study Club Hosts Luncheon Review at Roosevelt
The Tarbooth Study Club met at the Hotel Roosevelt with Mrs Max Albert as hostess. Mrs Jack Levin led a discussion of the book British Agent by R. H. Bruce Lockhart. Mrs John F Miller presented current events.
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Tarbooth Study Club
Roosevelt
Max“Albert
Jack Levin
R. H. Bruce Lockhart
John F. Miller
A. A. U. W afternoon reading group meets Thursday
The A. A. U. W. afternoon reading group will gather at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at 1900 Blake boulevard SE. Mrs. C. S Foster hosts and Mrs. John R. Battin will review No Second Spring by Janet Beith.
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C. 8S
Foster
Blake Boulevard SE
John R. Battin
Janet Beith
O. L. A. T. Club Meets at Safley Home for Luncheon
The O. L. A. T. club will meet at Mrs. J. A. Safley's home at 2206 B avenue NE on Thursday for a luncheon. Mrs. J. C. Milner will serve as assistant hostess.
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O. L. A. T. Club
J. A. Safley
B Avenue NE
J. C. Milner
Sokolky Girls Drill At Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Cedar Rapids Sokolky girls drill team demonstrated their precision at the Woman's Club event held at Hotel Montrose under instructor Frank Machovsky. Mrs Martha Kralik spoke on Sokol history and women's growing role, noting Iowa demonstrations and upcoming University of Iowa showcase.
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Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Masaryk
Sokol
Sokolky
University of Iowa Athletic Department
Sokols
Mildred Chmelicek
Bethel Zook
Bessie Bohac
Vera Machovsky
Renata Kralik
Elsie Baker
Vlasta Volak
Marcia Ko- Pecky
Rose Machacek
Rose Paidar
Christmas Kid Party Hosted by United Brethren Members
The H and W class of the United Brethren church will give a Christmas party tonight at the home of Mrs. John Wittkop at 833 Fourteenth Street SE. Mrs. Wittkop and Mrs. John J. Preis are to be hostesses.
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H and W
The
United Brethren Church
John Wittkop
Fourteenth Street
Wittkop
John J. Preis
College Club Set at Mrs Armstrong Home
Mrs S G Armstrong of 2198 Blake boulevard SE hosts the final College club meeting of 1933 on Saturday at 2 30 p m The speaker will be Dr C Harve Geiger dean of Coe college and discuss Recent Tendencies in Education Miss Mildred Bettis serves as committee chair and hostesses.
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S. G. Armstrong
Blake Boulevard
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Mildred Bettis
Velva Tatge and Clarence Porter Wed in Cedar Rapids
Announcement of the marriage of Velva Tatge of Belle Plaine to Clarence Porter of Cedar Rapids solemnized at St. Pauls Methodist parsonage Cedar Rapids on Nov 29. Rev. Arthur A. Brooks officiated. The couple will reside at 337 Fifteenth Street SE Des Moines and Massena area relatives attended. Porter works for Colonial Bakery.
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Velva Tatge
Belle Plaine
Clarence W. Porter
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul's Methodist Parsonage
Arthur A. Brooks
Vernelda Tatge
Ed. Hoover
Miss Tatge
Hoover
Des Moines
Massena
Fifteenth Street
Porter
Colonial Bakery
Fred Tatge
Hoovers
Henry Hinkle
Thirtieth Anniversary Observed At Party
A surprise picnic supper honored Mr. and Mrs. A G Stoner on their thirtieth wedding anniversary at 818 L Street SW. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs. Joe Belehrad Mrs. Fred Popenhagen William Mrstik and Walter Umsted. Guests included multiple couples and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holcomb and Mrs Martha Stoner.
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A. G. Stoner
L Street
Joe Belehrad
Fred Popenhagen
William Mrstik
Walter Umsted
Fred Holcomb
William J. Neill
Edward Dose
Arthur Cox
W. T. Rowell
Viana Dahn
Martha Stoner
la von Mrstik
Morris Stoner
Betty Lou Umsted
Nemec Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Party At Home
Robert Nemec marked his tenth birthday with a party for fifteen guests at his parents home 1906 J street SW. Attendees included Steve Pisha Joe Mary Franklin Chra mosta Albert Suchomel Junior Re gan Fisher Marvin Soukup Donald Yaro Hruby Wilbur Cimprish Charles Hronek George Chmelicek Joseph Chmelicek Donald and Marcella Tomes Betty Nemec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nemec
Jerry Nemec
J Street
Steve Pisha
Joe Mary
Franklin Chramosta
Albert Suchomel
Junior Regan
Fisher
Marvin Soukup
Donald
Yaro
Hruby
Wilbur Cimprish
Charles Hronek
George
Joseph Chmelicek
Marcella Tomes
Betty Nemec
X-33 Club Pot-Luck and Meeting at YWCA
The X-33 club holds its monthly pot-luck supper and business meeting at 5 30 p m at the YWCA. Washington and Grant high school girls in the June classes are invited to bring a covered dish their own dishes and sandwiches. A birthday surprise for Andrew Jackson Jr 1019 Eleventh Street NW occurred Monday with bunco and gifts.
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X-33
Washington and
Grant High Schools
Andrew Jackson, Jr
Eleventh Street
Bunco
Mr. Jackson
Thomas Alton
Ann Hughes
R.C. Hubler
Robert Hughes
Frances Weingarde
Paul Mingo
Okiluta Camp Fire Holds Friday Council Fire
The Okiluta Camp Fire group held a council fire and ceremony at Miss Evelyn Afflerbaugh's home 261 B avenue NE Friday evening. Woodgatherers rank was conferred on Annabelle Hershey and Betty Ann Porter, with honor beads awarded to Priscilla Patterson Betty Ann Porter Evelyn Afflerbaugh Rosemary Smythe and Annabelle Hershey.
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Okiluta
Evelyn Afflerbaugh
Annabelle Hershey
Betty Ann Porter
Priscilla Patterson
Rosemary Smythe
Amana family guests visit in Washington home
Mr and Mrs Walter Schaerer and their sons George Walter and Harold of Amana were Sunday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs P H Brown at 1317 K Street SW in Washington.
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Walter Schaerer
George
Walter
Harold
Amana
P. H. Brown
K Street
Mothers Club Meeting at Chi Beta Phi Chapter House
The Mothers club of the Chi Beta Phi fraternity met at the chapter house on Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. to discuss their upcoming events and support activities.
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CHI Beta
Mothers Club
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Jolly Dozen Club Meet With Mrs Ben Tait
The Jolly Dozen club will meet with Mrs Ben Tait at 1722 Biake Boulevard SE on Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Jolly Dozen Club
Ben ‘Tait
Biake Boulevard
P. T. A. Council Hosts Community House Silver Tea
The P. T. A. council invites the public to an open house and silver tea at the Community House on Thursday with afternoon and evening sessions. Proceeds will fund the boys recreation room as a Jane Boyd memorial project. Transportation to the venue is provided. all city residents may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
P. T. A. Council
R. F. Erickson
Carl Ettinger
Stanley Lee
George Phillips
Bert Klekar
Walter Turnbull
William McKay
Walter Clark
Laura DeNio
E. Sharron
Mary Couser
W. F. Miller
J. M. Kurtz
H. F. Ohmann
Adeline Taylor
George Seeley
F. L. Bokerney
Floyd Anderson
William Morgan
St Pauls Church Toy Party Delights Neighborhood Girls
About 100 girls from St Pauls church enjoyed a toy party Monday night. Camp Fire girls planned games and stunts with guardians and assistants listing names. Guests brought a toy game doll or book to be reconditioned and given to other children at Christmas. Active gym games preceded a Ray Frame movie program. The Watecanya group staged Santa's Doll Shop, Owenesa presented The Wreck of the Hesperus, and Okitachi performed Jingle Bells.
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St. Paul's Church
Camp Fire
Montello Knapp
E. W. DeNio
Thelma Lynn
J. D. Houser
Ruth Walsmith
Leone Hoover
Cora Hampton
Dorothy Struesky
Dorothea Dolson
Mary Jo Johnson
Velma Love
Betty Lee Warren
Hach
Ray Frame
Playground Commission
Watecanya
Owenesa Group
Okitachi
Midboro Club to Meet Mrs Norberg for Luncheon
The Midboro club will meet with Mrs Charles Norberg at 3001 East Avenue NE on Thursday for a luncheon and exchange of Christmas gifts.
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Midboro Club
Charles Norberg
E Avenue NE
Taylor P. T. A. Meeting Promises Musical Program
The Taylor P. T. A. will hold its meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m A musical program by pupils former pupils and mothers will be presented A special invitation to attend is extended to fathers.
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Taylor
Taylor P. T. A
Church Aid Circles Schedule Weekly Meetings
The Ladies Aid of First Reformed Church meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the church. St Marys Circle of Immaculate Conception meets in school parlors Wednesday at 2 p.m. hostess Mrs Jerry Crowley. St Ritas Circle of Immaculate Conception meets Tuesday evening in school parlors hostess Miss Agnes Conley. Third division Keane School Workers meets Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in Keane hall. Hosts are Mrs J B Nolan Mrs Albert Knowles Mrs E N Warner and Mrs F Shuman.
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First Reformed Aid
Ladies Aid
The
First Reformed Church
St. Mary’s Circle
St. Mary's Circle
the Immaculate Conception
Jerry Crowley
St. Rita's
St. Rita’s Circle
the Immaculate Conception Church
Agnes Conley
Keane School Workers
Keane Hall
J. B. Nolan
Albert Knowles
E. N. Warner
F. Shuman
Glassware Breaks Into Christmas Gift Market
New stemware gains demand after thirteen years as homes seek festive table upgrades. Designs range from classic modern to rock crystal cuts, with blue bowls, hobnail, Waterford, and unornamented shapes suited for formal or informal settings. Local arrivals include Lineweaver family and others from Hedrick Maynard Cedar Rapids.
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New York
Mrs Artis Observes Her 75th Birthday Celebration
The children and grandchildren of Mrs Roxilla B Artis at 1525 Fifth Avenue NE gathered Sunday to celebrate her 75th birthday at home. They enjoyed a turkey dinner and she cut a large birthday cake while well wishes poured in for many more happy birthdays.
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Roxilla B. Artis
Fifth Avenue
Mrs Becicka Returns From Visit To Daughter In City
Mrs Charles Becicka of Minneapolis Minnesota returns to her home after a two week visit at the home of her daughter Mrs Emma Michalek located at 1620 Thirty Second Street NE.
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Charles Becicka
Minneapolis
Minn
Emma Michalek
Thirty- Second Street
Mrs Kesler Leads Chapter GM Program on Architecture Book
Mrs G C Kesler gave an interesting review of Story of Architecture in America by Thomas E Tallmadge at the meeting of Chapter GM of Ph O held at Mrs H J Brownlees home 2323 Upland Drive SE Monday evening with Miss Helen Shoemaker as assistant hostess Mrs Dwight Krumboltz of chapter HI was a guest Plans were made for a Christmas party on Dec 18.
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G. C. Kesler
America
Thomas E. Tallmadge
Ph. O
H. J. Brownlee
Upland Drive
Helen Shoemaker
Dwight Krumboltz
Diamond Club Meeting Postponed to December 13
The Diamond 760 club meeting is moved to Wednesday December 13. The Social Riders meet with Mrs John Salasek at 412 Ninth Avenue SW Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Moose hall hosts Wild Rose lodge No 51 L A to 8 U of N A election of officers. The Woman's Benefit association No 26 gathers Wednesday at Moose hall at 12 30 for a picnic lunch with covered dishes and sandwiches.
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Diamond Club
Diamond 760 Club
John Salasek
Ninth Avenue SW
Wild Rose Lodge
L. A
U. of N. A
Moose Hall
Woman's Benefit Association
Suburban Co-Workers Hold December Christmas Party
The December meeting will be at Mrs A Probsts home on Wilson Avenue SW with a Christmas party. Members should bring a gift. Assistant hosts are Mrs W Probst and Mrs EB W Spence.
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A. Probst
Wilson Avenue
W. Probst
EB. W. Spence
Nursery auxiliary picnic at the Home for the Friendless
The Nursery auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless meets for a picnic luncheon at Mrs. Milo Simanck’s home 1756 Mallory street SW Thursday at 1 p.m. Members should bring the usual picnic requirements.
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Milo Simanck
Mallory Street
Gladiolus Society elects officers plans 1934 show
The Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society held a Monday evening meeting at the Roosevelt hotel electing John G Reding as president Steve Stolba as vice president Sydney G Smith as secretary and treasurer Plans were made for the 1934 gladiolus show including the Iowa state show and the American Gladiolus Society regional show set for August 10 and 11 Committees were named for premiums show publicity and supervision with the Roosevelt hotel chosen as society headquarters.
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Cedar ‘Rapids
S. G., Smith
Oscar Soderlund
J. G. Redesing
S. G. Smith
L. F. Lane
Frank Libal
Vincent Stelcik
Steve Stolba
Joseph Libal
L. F. Vane
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs W. L. Duncan Leaves After Visit At Tenney Home
Mrs W L Duncan departed Sunday for Shelbyville Missouri after months with her sister Mrs William H Tenney at 1732 Blake boulevard SE. She accompanied Mr and Mrs W True Dickerson and their daughters as they returned to Shelbyville following a weekend at the Tenney residence.
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W. L. Duncan
Shelbyville
William H. Tenney
Blake Boulevard
W. True Dickerson
Tenney
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Forest Drive
Pes
Miss Lamert
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John 8. Ely
George B. Douglas
Arthur Poe
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Malcolm V. Bolton
Robert S. Cook
B. J. Hoffs
Mrs. Albert
A. A. U. W. Reading Group
Sokolky Girls
General Electric
Smulekoff
Third Ave
X-33 Club
Council
Jolly’ Dozen Club
Artlett
Millinery Mart
Community House
ST. Paul's
P. T. A. Meetings
HURCH
Amos Parrish
AMOS_PARRISH
the Cedar Pamps Gazette
N. Y. Pashion
James Parish
H. W. Lineweaver
South English
Gerald
Hazel Kuntz
Hedrick
Cluley
Bonnybel Hall
Rozilla
Maynard
G. Hubert Artis
Hubert Charles
Mrs. Artis
Clubs
Friendly Circle of the Maccabees
Hulda Martinec
Ninth Street NW
Nursery Auxiliary
Gladiolus Society
Harry Moore
Silvis
W. P. Moore
Hazel Moore
Lydia Wehmeier
Perkine Dial
First Ave. E
Killian
Killian’s
Killian’s Fostoria
Victoria
Fostoria
Doz
Bowl Fostoria
Americe Lipstick
Mary Wood
Special America
Beauty Shop
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