Dinner to Honor Dr Fryxell by College Club
Dr Fritiof Fryxell of Rock Island Illinois will speak at the College club meeting at 8 tonight. Dinner at the Country club honors him with guest list including Cedar Rapids residents and Mount Vernon professors. The annual guest night is hosted by Misses Jessie and Lulu Averill at 1120 Second Avenue SE with many ladies assisting in entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Johnston
Frances Prescott
Fritiof Fryxell
Rock Island
Johnston
Fryxell
College Club
Blanche Krebs
M. S. Hallman
Otto Schluter
BR. Johnston
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Tull
Don Gould
Harold Baltz
Ruth Pinkerton
Mount Vernon
Jessie
Lulu Averill
Second Avenue SE
Averill
Agnes Robertson
Margaret Neal
Vera Jeffries
Imogene Lee
Joanna Hagey
Helen Duncan
Ruth Fleck
Vera Chamberlain
Lavinia Steele
Eleanor Pohorsky
Helen Huibnes
Mabel de Woody
Inga Tapper
Olga Tapper
Jenna Strahan
John W. Miller
Charles Penningroth
William Kinderknecht
James Kilhan
Wilbur Kennedy
Mr and Mrs McClary Entertain at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Harvey C McClary hosted fourteen friends at 335 Crescent Drive SE for dinner Tuesday evening. Following the meal the group played cards in a convivial gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C McClary
Crescent Drive
Reading Group to Meet at 2 15 P M with Mrs Henderson
The reading group of the College club meets Thursday at 2 15 P M with Mrs Herbert Henderson at 1815 Third Avenue SE. Mrs Arnold Lee will review Mary of Scotland by Maxwell Anderson and relate the Theater Guild production with Helen Hayes as Mary and Philip Merivale as Bothwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Herbert Henderson
Third Avenue SE
Arnold Lee
Maxwell Anderson
Theater Guild
Helen Hayes
Mary
Philp Merivale
Bothwell
Mrs Douglas Hosts Tuesday Reading Club Luncheon
Mrs George B Douglas hosted the Tuesday reading club at Brucemore with luncheon at noon. Afterward Mrs Raymond McConlogue reviewed Roman Spring reminiscences of a hostess here and abroad by Margaret Chanler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Douglas
Brucemoré
Raymond McConlogue
Margaret Chanler
DAR Trip Postponed Due to Highway Conditions
The Ashley chapter of the D A R postponed its trip to Iowa City planned for Thursday to visit Pilgrim chapter because of the poor condition of U S highway No 161. The date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Ashley
The
DAR
Iowa City
City Bridge Players Invited to Duplicate Tournament Friday
All bridge players in the city may enter the duplicate contract bridge tournament to be played Friday at 7 45 pm at the Roose veltt hotel. These dosing to en ter need not make resevations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooseveltt
Local Socialites Attend Wy Ernhametz Gathering
Miss Jesse Aveall and Mrs Charles Fo Marse entertained at a Wy Ernhametz event on Second Avenue SE at noon today. The attendees included several prominent society figures from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Aveall
Charles Fo Marse
Tier Bro de Clibat Bave
Wyernhametz
Second Avenue SE
Recent Bride Mrs Charles Lang Was Miss Leona Metzgar
Miss Leona Metzgar daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Metzgar became Mrs Charles Lang after a Saturday wedding. The couple reside at 106 Eighth Avenue SW and will be at home after December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lang
Leona Metzgar
Harry Metzgar
Earley announces engagement Elizabeth Earley to Dr Alen Byrnes
Mr and Mrs Frank Earley of Traer announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Marr Earley of Cedar Rapids to Dr Alen W Byrnes of Des Moines son of Mr and Mrs R C Byrnes of Traer. The wedding is set for Christmas Day. Elizabeth a 1931 Coe College graduate and Beta Phi Alpha member works for Inter Ocean reinsurance Co. Dr Byrnes a 1934 College of Medicine Iowa graduate is an intern at Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Earley
Traer
Elizabeth Marr Earley
Cedar Rapids
Alen W. Byrnes
Des Moines
R. C Byrnes
Miss Barley
Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Byrnes
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Weaver Witwers Return From Chicago Livestock Show
Mr and Mrs Weaver G Witwer and Mrs Frank Witwer return home from Chicago after several days at the International Livestock and Horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver G Witwer
Bever Avenue
Frank Witwer
Crescent Drive
Chicago
Mrs Owen Barry Hosts King's Daughters Luncheon
Mrs Owen Barry at 2217 Ridgeway Drive SE entertained the Ilda Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters at a 1 p.m. luncheon Tuesday. The circle plans to raise its milk fund donation to the Public Health Nursing association. Mrs Earl Nichols led the devotional service and Mrs M G Morris of 1710 Seventh Avenue SE will host the circle on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Barry
Ridgeway Drive
Ilda Mansfield
King's Daughters
Public Health Nursing Association
Earl Nichols
M G Morris
Seventh Avenue SE
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Gene Fagan at Washington Ave Home
Twenty friends surprised Mrs Gene Fagan at her 1525 Washington Avenue SE home with a birthday picnic dinner Monday evening. The gathering featured dancing and festive remarks in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Fagan
Washington Avenue
Dancng
Cultus Club Schedule for Regular Meeting
Cultus club members will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 2 30 pm. Mrs George Rugh is listed as organizer, with address 411 Fight Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
George Rugh
Fighth Street
Daugsters of Teestre de Ghat Tassels Annual Welfare Pact
A group named Daugsters of Teestre de Ghat Tassels plans an annual welfare pact gathering this evening at Boclngk near Montrose Heatel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugsters
Montrose Heatel
Music and Discussion at B P W Meeting Montrose Hotel
The Business and Professional Women's club met at the Montrose hotel. The program featured the Beechwood chorus, a Petite Revue by Edna K Dieman studio pupils, and a panel on the organization's aims led by Mrs. David Mitchell. Officials noted the club loan fund for students and members traveled over 8,000 miles to meetings this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Beecthoven Club
Helen Kacena Stark
Edna K. Dieman
Ruth Howard
Edna Wilson
Montrose Hotel
David Mitchell
Imogen Emery
Lena Nelson
Alma Hartz
Howard
Nadine Menary
Merle Harris
Miriam Suseth
Helen Randa
Lislian Clark
Elsie Magnusson
Edith Lowe
Etta Loyka
D D Harrington
Margaret McKnight
Emma_ Hagenstein
Business College
Twenty Five Attend Art Department Meeting
Twenty five members of the Woman's club art department gathered at the club home for a luncheon and Christmas party. Hostesses listed included Mrs C Kellogg Mrs A H Mott Miss Kathryn Brown and Mrs Dan Kruidenier. A program followed the business meeting with music readings and lantern slides on art and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Woman's Club
C. Kellogg
A. H. Mott
Kathryn Brown
Dan Kruidenier
F. W. Mulson
A. 8B van Dyke
Chester Petranck
Forest Kessler
Darlene Trout
W. E. Mickel
Frank Gates
A. R. Menary
H. E
Eighteenth Birthday Surprise For Miss Margaret Dubisher
A group of friends gathered Monday evening to surprise Miss Margaret Dubisher on her eighteenth birthday. Prizes for 500 went to Mrs Ralph Day and Miss Maxine McCormick. Guests included Mr and Mrs Logan Curtis Mr and Mrs Frank Hess Mrs Catherine Harrelson and her daughter Phyllis the Misses Maxine McCormick Lucille and Margaret Dubisher Betty Dill Ella Hofmaster Exwelyn Hess Owen Thomas and Russell Burgess. The YWCA Business and Industrial Girls federation meets Thursday at 6 pm at the YWCA with reservations due by noon. At 7 pm M Luber display manager Killian company will speak. The annual erection of officers will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dubisher
Ralph Day
Maxine McCormick
Logan Curtis
Frank Hess
Catherine Harrelson
Phyllis
Lucille
Betty Dill
Ella Hofmaster
Exwelyn Hess
Qwen Thomas
Russell Burgess
Business and Industrial Girls Federation
The
YWCA
Luber
Killian Company
Cedar Chapter 184 Christmas Party Elections at Mrs Paulson’s
The Past Matrons of Cedar chapter No. 184 will hold a Christmas party at Miss FPF Paulson’s home 2249 Grande Avenue SE on Thursday. A turkey dinner will be served at 1 pm. There will be election of officers followed by a social hour. Members should bring an inexpensive gift a dish and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Fpf. Paulson
Grande Avenue SE
Camp Fire Group Elects New Officers in Meeting
The Kenwaunee Camp Fire Group elected Jeanette Le Mar president at Ellen McDonoughs home. Other officers named Fern Mristik vice president Donna Jean Temple secretary Ellen McDonough treasurer and Charlene Hollingsworth scribe. Miss Atlanta Burts Camp Fire executive will address the group at its next meeting in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwaunee
Jeanette le Mar
Ellen McDonough
Fern Mristik
Donna Jean Temple
Charlene Hollingsworth
Mrs Nelle Ross to Visit Kansas City Two Weeks
Mrs Nelle Ross of 602 Second Avenue SW leaves for Kansas City for a two week stay with sister Mrs Cy Ll Phetteplace and nephew Dr. Glenn Phetteplace. Miss Helen Waddington hosts a bridge gathering for Three Minute Cereals employees at the Montrose hotel this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Ross
Second Avenue
Kansas City
Cy Ll. Phetteplace
Glenn Phetteplace
Helen Waddington
Three Minute Cereals Company
Bridge
Montrose
Circle of Daughters Dance Set at Mrs Wardle’s Home
Jane Boyd circle of the Kings Daughters will meet with Mis J D Wardle at 1520 Second Avenue SE Thursday for a dance with Mrs S F Preston and Mrs William Hughes assisting hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King's Daughters
Mis J D Wardle
Second Avenue SE
Topo
S F Preston
Willam Hughes
Shoes and slippers dazzle in 1934 gift fashion
A 1934 fashion piece catalogs mules and slippers in fur and satin, from sheepskin lined slippers to corduroy options. It notes natural tans and bold dyed tones, backless and toe-less styles, ankle straps, and cubed faceted heels, predicting stylish, warmer footwear for gift giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Legion Auxiliary Ends Its Membership Drive
The American Legion auxiliary concluded its membership drive at a Tuesday meeting awarding grand prizes to Mrs A E Wsison and Jean Gunn. Members earning twenty or more new members included Mrs Roy Decker and others. a joint Legion auxiliary picnic drew about 175 attendees. The group funded charity such as shoes and clothing and planned Christmas baskets and seals, with a door prize to Mrs John Stodola and card playing to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
A E Wsison
Jean Gunn Goldpins
Roy Decker
Wilson
Fred Parrish
Vincent Kofron
Howard Neff
Carl Darey
Gunn
Robert Vesely
John Stodol
Legion and Auxiliary
A E. Wilson
Merrill Fisher
F W Kopp
Oakdale
Auxtars
Legion
Doar
John Stodola
Scout Exec C F Smith Addresses Cedar Rapids Cubbing
Charles F Smith of New York City national Cub movement director spoke to the Cedar Rapids Council of Boy Scouts executive board at the Roosevelt hotel. He outlined Cubbing aimed to educate boys and parents in home training and noted it is closely linked with Scouting. Earl Moore introduced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Smith
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scouts
Smith
Earl Moore
Lincoln
Neb
Adolescent Study Groups Meet This Week in Polk Area
Fillmore group meets with Mrs RFEF Mellen at 713 F Ave NW Thursday 2 30 p m. Harrison group meets Mrs John L Wallace at 1105 K Ave NW Wednesday 7 30 p m. Polk group meets Mrs Milo Hanzhk at 1853 B Ave NE Thursday 2 15 p m. Woodrow Wilson junior high group meets Thursday 2 30 p m to discuss The Use of Leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
Rfef Mellen
F Avenue Nw
Harriison
John L Wallace
K Avenue NW
Polk
Polk School
Milo Hanzhk
B Avenue NE
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Sthan
Officers Elected By Three Masonic Bodies
Emil N Burmeister was elected high priest of Trowel chapter No 498 Royal Arch Masons for 1935 succeeding W K Mickel at Masonic hall Tuesday evening. Dr C B Whelpley was chosen secretary for the twenty eighth consecutive year and other officers include Donald Lackey as king A E Hungerford scribe and Dr C H Cogswell treasurer. Also elected were Dr A N Hamiston illustrious master succeeding Charles A Winter Otto Lambertsen deputy master Earl Delzell principal conductor of work Dr C H Cogswell treasurer and Dr C B Whelpley recorder Glenn E Norton worshipful master Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M to succeed A F E Kannewurf with Emil N Burmeister senior warden A C Barta junior warden Frank Filip treasurer and Dr C B Whelpley secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil N Burmeister
Trowel
Royal Arch Masons
W .K. Mickel
Masonic Hall
C B Whelpley
Donald Lackey
A. E. Hungerford
C. H. Cogswell
Palestine Council
Royal and
A N Hamiston
Charles A Winter
Otto Lambertsen
Earl Delzell
C H Cogswell
C B. Whelpley
Glenn E. Norton
Crescent Lodge No. 25
Frank Filip
C. B. Whelpley
Equinox Sun Fails to Shine Across U S Territory
For a brief 24 hour period during the equinox the sun does not illuminate any region or possession of the United States. This rare moment marks a unique solar phenomenon observed nationwide, affecting daylight exposure across multiple locales and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
P T A Council Discusses Finance Methods and Programs
A round table at the Parent-Teacher council meeting at the board of education building covered financing and maintaining membership interest. Reported plans included benefit events, fundraisers, and community activities to support district children, Christmas trees, and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Council
Board of Education
Next Men's Forum to discuss Young People and Recreation
The Cedar Rapids YMCA forum will explore what youth want in recreation and how they access it, plus parental and community responsibility. Preceded by six presenters including two single men two newly married men and two fathers, the event runs after a 6 pm dinner at 6 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Frank Waples
Fred J. Kluss
C A. Beems
R. F. Judson
N C Dreier
Lions Founder Melvin Jones to be honored in Cedar Rapids dinner
Cedar Rapids hosts a large Lions Club event Thursday to honor Melvin Jones founder of Lions International and international secretary since 1917. More than 200 Lions from nearby cities will attend a 615 p.m. dinner at the Roosevelt hotel with speakers including George W. Robb Dale E Carrel Ira W. Jones and Judge Andrew J Kolyn. The event will feature entertainment in the Picadilly room followed by a banquet at 715 p.m. in the Roosevelt room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Melvin Jones
Chicago
Lions International
International
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Mr Jones
George W. Robb
Davenport
Dale E Carrel
Keokuk
Ira W. Jones
Clear Lake
Andrew J Kolyn
Orange City
F. L. Meeker
Marshalltown
John C Reid
Cereals Company
Wil
Roosevelt Room
Ministerial Association Meet Set for Letts Church
Wapello Louisa county Ministerial association will meet December 10 at the Letts Methodist Episcopal church. The program includes Devotions by Rev. W Mc Cracken, address The Appreciation of Worshipful Music by Rev. E Tassman, address Evangelism for Today by Rev. OQ J Orcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Louisa County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Letts
W. Mc Cracken
E. Tassman
OQ. J. Orcutt
Business Leaders Urged to Study National Legislation
Arthur Huntington urged closer study of federal programs and national legislation by Cedar Rapids business leaders at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. John M. Grimm noted state reports influence lawmakers. a 14 point agricultural program was adopted, and a mercantile bureau plan outlined with interdepartmental cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Huntington
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Montrose
Bureau
Huntington
United States
John M. Grimm
Iowa Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee
State Legislative Committee
Linn
Grimm
Coe Military Dept
O. W. Mull
Coe College Military Department
H. R. Green
Agricultural Bureau
Ray Anderson
Gazette
Morris Sanford
Mercantile Bureau
Highway Bureau
William H. Behrens
County agents outline plan for farm to market development
Wana county agent outlines a plan to develop farm to market. Lugus J B McGladrey chairs industrial bureau proposing aiding established industries to expand and attract new ones. Other bureau reps include M Morrison, Ralph Yuill, Marvin Selden, Wm Quarston, Otto Ambroz, Harold Rowe, and Clare Marshall detailing civic, advertising, aviation, and traffic initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McGladrey
Industrial Bureau
M. H. Morrison
Convention Bureau
Ralph Yuill
Public Welfare Bureau
Marvin R. Selden
Trade Extension Bureau
Wm. B.quarston
Young Men's Bureau
Otto Ambroz
Advertising and Publicity Committee
Harold J. Rowe
Aviation Committee
Clare Marshall
Civics Bureau
Henry Kling
Cedar Rapids
Harry Sundberg
Police Chief Urges Coasters To Use City Parks
Chief Ray Tapper urges boys and girls to take sleds to city parks for protection. No provision for coast ing hills this year. police cannot patrol hills and only investigate after accidents. Until hills are set aside, parks are the safe places for coasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tapper
Tapper
Williams Spent $586 In State Campaign Net Cost $6.25
Frank L. Williams of Cedar Rapids Linn county treasurer who was defeated as the republican candidate for state treasurer filed a campaign expense account of $586.25. He listed contributions of $580 leaving a net cost to himself of $6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Williams
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Des Moines
Williams
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Lely
Dr.Fryxell
MR. and
Mrs. McClary
College Club Group
Mrs. Douglas
Entertain Card Club
Truart
Miss Earley
Witwers
Ida Mansfield
Mrs. Fagan
St. Paul’s Church
Bazaar of the Nation
Bartlett Millinery Mart
Miss Dubisher
Y W. Business Girls
O. E
Kenwaunee Camp
Mrs. Ross
Miss Waddington
Santa Claus
Legion Auxiliary
Scout Executive Board
C. F. Smith
P. T. A. Meetings
Fillmore Adolescent
Harrison Elementary
P. T. A. Council
W. D. Elder
Earl O. Coffing
L. Buffington
Anton Nilsson
S. V. Shonka
George Keyes
Charles Kriz
E. E. Bunce
Amos Scott
Guy Curran
William Morgan
Stanley Lee
R. F. Taft
George Kibler
Joseph Trestnar
Harry Kindig
R. F. Erickson
Arthur C. Deamer
Bertram Puckett
A. E. Einen
George Maloney
Keyes
Shonka
Council
Buffington
Cleveland
Erickson
Coffing
Buchanan
Berthee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wana
Lugus
Edward O'Neal and
Myrtle Trokosh
ST. Paul's M. E. Church District No
Bishop
Bishop's
First Avenue F
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