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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1932
Page
6
Mt Vernon society notes a string of intimate gatherings as the winter season continues. Guests at Miss Nama Lathe’s dinner include HJ Burgstahl er and Dr Mark Hutchinson, with other local notables attending varied dinners and bridge games.
Charming pattern 2485 features satin and lace frocks with pointed seam bodice and soft waistline. Sizes 16 to 44 available with fabric yardage and 15 cent catalog offer. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and options to pair black with beige or rust with pink.
The Lisbon Women’s Relief corps met at Mrs B E Ringer’s home and elected Florentine Downing as president Nellie Plattenberger senior vice president Mayme Reiger junior vice president Edna Carbee treasurer Mary Wiley chaplain Belle Hoover conductor Mary Dugan guard Florentine Crelly delegate to department convention Ida Cameron alternate Pearl Gardner delegate to district convention Alma Vocum alternate. Installation set for Jan 3. The Missionary society of the Evangelical church met at Mrs Chris Hummel’s home Tuesday with Ruth Kohl president Charles Stork secretary Ferne Graver treasurer Ruth Sherk. Lisbon chapter 490 OFS held a benefit card party Tuesday with prizes to Miss Clara Bittle Mrs Charles Bode Samuel Dunn and J C Smith. Door prizes drawn by George Reid Cedar Rapids and Bruce Mullen Mount Vernon. Mr and Mrs DeMott Rose hosted the Good Cheer club Friday with guests including Mr and Mrs Bob Hutton Ira Stanley and the Misses Melba Clark Dorothy Long Eleanor Meyers Rachel Howard and Mable Burge. Mr and Mrs Henry F Kohl celebrated their fifty sixth wedding anniversary Monday.
Announcement lists Ellen Bair of Keswick and Wendell Bauer of North Enemish marrying at Kirkville Mo on September 26 with Rev. Charles Fanen officiating. Mrs Bauer is Ike Bair’s daughter. Mr Bauer is Anna Bauer’s son. They lived on the Bauer farm and their families celebrate a wedding anniversary and local bridge scores are noted among acquaintances.
Mrs Acel Catlett hosted twenty two guests at her Wyoming home honoring bride Miss Mabel Broderson who became Mrs Lloyd Fadiecy. Progressive Woman’s Club and Cozy and Happy Hour groups held meetings with local hostesses and four new members.
Dorothy Miller of Edgewood and Wilbur Gearhart of Manchester wed December 1 at Cralena O. with sister Mrs Merle Pilgrim of Edgewood present. The bride's father is Mio o and her mother Mrs William Miller. She graduated Edgewood High School in 1930 and Wilbur Gearhart, son of Mr and Mrs JOG Carathatt, graduated Manchester High School in 1928. A reception followed at the groom's parents home.
The Rev L Adix of Monticello president of the Iowa District of American Lutheran churches spoke at a church supper and program on Wednesday. RN A clubs plan a benefit card party at Woodman hall Monday evening.
Hopkinton residents host clubs and gatherings across town. Minnie Mackintosh and Min nie Zeuch led bridge groups while several clubs met at homes including the Fortnightly and Clio clubs. A 20th wedding anniversary was celebrated for N E Loomis. many attended John Gudenkauf’s 50th birthday observance and a King's Daughters pot luck social.
Calamus Embroidery club met with ten attendees and prizewinners included Mrs John Dykema and Mrs Austin Briggs. Happy Bunch club prizes went to Mrs John Ehlers and others. North Auxiliary and South Auxiliary clubs held meetings with prizes awarded to several members and upcoming hosts announced. O A O club members socialized as the notes end.
Belle Plaine hosts include Mrs. Neil Ward with six teen guests for Kenneth Ward's fourth birthday. Other events feature Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schuchert’s wedding party, Linger Longer club honoring Mrs. S. L. Dunlap, and multiple club Christmas dinners and birthday celebrations across the community. Notables include Donald Wiese’s reception for his marriage to Mabel Engelking, and various Honor and auxiliary society meetings.
Urbana Dr and Mrs M E Dingman led a Wednesday event in Allbones hall with about 200 attendees. Mrs Ed Moore hosted a Bay View Literary club gathering on Friday with program leaders Mrs A B Hilliard Mrs C D Moore and Mrs Co A Cross. Guests included Mrs A V Thompson Mrs William Thompson and Mrs Mary E Moore.
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