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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
10
Miss March Eaton of Cedar Rapids joins Chi Omega sorority at Coe College. Initiation ceremonies held Friday afternoon in the chapter room with gifts exchanged among members led by Miss Vernita Schoeppe.
The Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club will host an afternoon Christmas party for active and alumnae members of the CAE college chapter this Saturday at 2:30 PM. The event will be held at Mrs. P. M. Lattner’s home, 1952 Fifth Avenue SE, with about fifty guests expected.
A Saturday morning 10 demonstration by the YW C A children under Lucille H Ladd recreation director. Participants include Susan Brown Ocean Dale Dors Heinz Elea r owner and many others with tap class and beginner tap. The event features solo performances by numerous girls and a morning of dance showing skills learned in class.
Silver Cross Circle outlines Christmas activities and new officers with Mrs C O Hoturter as president and Mrs Hark as secretary. The group plans community servings, gift baskets, and a reception for guests including Mrs Charles Bore and Mrs Walpole, with committees appointed for sewing and press coverage.
Local educators in Van Buren gathered Thursday evening at the home of Principal Nanna Nelsen 1295 Berer Ave SE. Guests were served a dinner featuring centerpieces and holiday decor as part of a social event hosted by the school staff.
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Amos Parrish surveys robes for men, from soft flannel to luxury silk, noting popular styles such as shawl collar and double breasted models. He comments on color, trim, pockets, and the wearability of patterns, urging practicality and comfort for winter use.
Beethovens club fundraiser teas show receipts will finish piano patterns. The final tea was hosted by Mrs Bown C Evans at 353 Foreshave SE with sixty five attendees. Mra T A. VWrlcox and Mrs James Eurox led the event as committee members assisted in organizing the program.
The Wednesday Social Club hosted its annual Christmas event with carols and gift exchanges. Members, including Mrs H J Hariman, attended at 3309 Pare Avenue. The program featured readings and festive songs as neighbors joined in the celebration.
Guests herramed towels and danco was played. Mrs Edna Wilson assisted the hostesses in serving.
The Cedar Rapids Children's Theater presents Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves in Cedar Rapids. Miss Flenner Cook directs a child cast with a 7 p.m. show tonight at Coe College Little Theater and a 2 30 p.m. matinee Saturday for kids and adults.
Mr and Mrs Raymond A Reid hosted the St Pauls Methodist Church district 3 annual family party at their Knollwood home Thursday evening. Sixty five guests enjoyed a supper at quarter tables with decorations. Santa distributed gifts from the Christmas tree after a program by children including piano duets by Paul Perdue Joanne Wessler Ruth Arlene Jayne and Marilyn Miller a vocal solo by Betty Whipple a violin solo by Darwin Jack and readings by Lucia Smith. Rev Arthur A Brooks and Mrs Brooks attended as special guests.
Star lodge No 4 D of H met at Moose hall on Wednesday and elected officers for the coming year led by Mrs Mabel Woods as past president and Elizabeth Scholte as press. Other officers include Madelie Wallsh first vice president Adeline Churchill second vice president Elizabeth Meyn recording secretary and treasurer Emma Burmeister financial secretary Nora Mulvihill usher Louis Smith assistant usher Dorothy Drake pianist Anna Bills inner watch Burmeister outer hunter Harry Churchill third trustee.
St Luke's hospital alumnae schedule a Christmas gathering for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Nurses' home. Each member is asked to bring a quarter gift alternative and a donation for the Christmas basket.
Thomas E. Cashman, 62, longtime leader in Hereford cattle breeding and former president of the American Hereford Cattle Breeders association, died at his home in Owatonna Minnesota on Friday.
U S Ambassador Robert W. Bingham and Mrs. Bingham began their Christmas holiday travel, planning to return to London in early February. The couple left Friday and are currently en route home.
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The Thursday social club marked its twenty fifth year with a luncheon at the Butterfly tea shop. Silver appointments and a Premier black vase centerpiece framed the event. Prizes went to Mrs Marta Khomek Mrs Libbie Fieseler and Mrs Mary Zbanek, followed by Christmas gift exchanges.
Mrs Lula Miller and her daughter Mrs C dl Wolfe returned from Winterset after visiting Monday due to the sudden death of Mrs Miller's father T. W. Konkle. The families reside at 1051 Daniels Street NE and 1027 First Avenue E.
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