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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

4

Small Parties Are Shopping Interludes

Social shoppers fill the holiday rush with luncheon and bridge gatherings. Mrs. Everett Chandler hosted eleven for a Christmas club at the Elks club, and Mrs. Roy E. Choate entertained a bridge group at Lakeside. Mrs. Carl F Jordan planned a Friday luncheon with two bridge tables, while Mrs. George W Corey held a dessert luncheon for nine. Mrs. John J Locher Jr will host sewing club members for luncheon, and Dr and Mrs Jose Neuzil will entertain six guests Thursday evening.

Yale Everett Chandler Memorial Drive Elks Club Roy E. Choate Lakeside Carl F. Jordan Linden Drive George W. Corey Park Terrace Sewing Club John J. Locher, Jr Carlton Apartments

Holiday Dinner for Business and Professional Women's Club

Roosevelt room at the Roosevelt hotel hosted a holiday dinner for the Business and Professional Women's club with 65 guests. Chairmen Ella Campbell Ida Caryl Lillian Farres and Dorothy Yeager organized the event while Dr. Eric L. Clitheroe spoke on Faith for Living and Harriet Elliott led a 40-student music demonstration. The group contributed to the Community House Christmas fund and purchased defense bonds.

Roosevelt Room Roosevelt Hotel Ella Campbell Ida Caryl Lillian Farres Dorothy Yeager Eric L. Clitheroe Coe — Bible Department Harriet Elliott McKinley Junior High School Este Heath Dorothy Meeker Community House

Cross Family Embarks on One Month Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Joe Cross and their son Dan left Thursday for a month long motor trip visiting New York City Washington D C and Florida before returning

Joe Cross Blake Boulevard Dan New York City Washington, D. C Florida

Dubuque Visit Ties Cedar Rapids Pair to Wrights

Mr and Mrs Amos Melberg of Cedar Rapids area and Mrs H H Bennett of Blake Boulevard SE spent Wednesday in Dubuque visiting Mr and Mrs T H Wright, former Cedar Rapids residents.

Amos Melberg Nineteenth Street H. H. Bennett Blake Boulevard Dubuque T. H. Wright Cedar Rapids

Christmas Dinner for Girls Club at Montrose Hotel

Iowa Mutual Liability and Insurance company hosted a Christmas dinner for the Girls club in the Montrose hotel French room. Red tapers and single Christmas tree candies lit the table as Miss Carla Sgarlata won a prize and Miss Valerie Kenecny and Miss Bertha Goldin earned banquet awards. Santa Claus appeared to oversee the gift exchange, with Mrs. Co Howe, Mrs. Paulkwood, Miss Alice Lawler, and Miss Margaret Wilson in attendance.

Iowa Mutual Liability and Insurance Company Montrose Hotel Carla Sgarlata Valerie Kenecny Bertha Goldin Banco Santa Claus Dia Howe Paulkwood Alice Lawler Margaret Wilson

Surprise Feature Planned For Old Maids Club Dance

The Old Maids club plans a secret feature for its annual subscription dance Friday night at the Cecar Rapids Country club. Proceeds support Camp Good Health, with tickets at the door or from treasurer Miss Patricia Salter. Last year the event raised $300.

Old Maids Club Cecar Rapids Country Club Patricia Salter

Military couple visits Cedar Rapids for Christmas holidays

Capt James J Redmond stationed at Camp Claiborne Louisiana and his wife arrive in Cedar Rapids for Christmas. They stay with Mrs Redmonds uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Joe McCormick at 2027 Bever Avenue SE, along with Redmonds grandmother Mrs Mary Redmond at 1924 Fourth Avenue SE and his parents Dr Mrs T M Redmond of Monticello.

James J. Redmond Camp Claiborne Redmond Cedar Rapids

Carol Donnelly Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Home

The fourth birthday of Carol Rean Donnelly was celebrated on Thursday afternoon at her home given by her mother Mrs. John W. Donnelly of 1919 Grande Avenue SE. Guests included Mary Elizabeth Hess Barbara Battin Joan Brown Susan Ray Trudy Sundrol Winifred and Sally Files.

Carol Rean Donnelly John W. Donnelly Grande Avenue SE Mary Elizabeth Hess Barbara Battin Joan Brown Susan Ray Trudy Sundrol Winifred Sally Files

Christmas Party by Iowa Consistory Planned for Friday

The Iowa Consistory will host its annual Christmas party this Friday with dancing and a stand event. Organizing committee members include Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Silliman Mr. and Mrs. John Fordice Mr. and Mrs. George D. Reid Harold Starman and Miss Anita Tietge.

Iowa B. D. Silliman John Fordice George D. Reid Harold Starman Anita Tietge

Bertha Arlene Chase Celebrates Seventh Birthday

Bertha Arlene Chase marked her seventh birthday with a party at her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles W Taylor 3310 Wenig Road NE Guests included Linda Lou Oliphant Delores Tel Ruth Mary Ackerman Marlene Harvey Sheryl Emery Jimmie Chase and family members Wilbur T Chase and Mrs Minta Harvey plus Cecil Emery Lucille Harvey and James P Taylor.

Bertha Arlene Chase Charles W. Taylor Wenig Road Linda Lou Oliphant Delorestel Ruth Mary Ackerman Malene Harvey Sheryl Emery Jimmie Chase Wilbur T. Chase Frank Minta Harvey Cecil Emery Lucille Harvey James P. Taylor

Notre Dame Duke Lake Forest Students Head Home for Christmas

College arrivals for Christmas weekend noted as students from Notre Dame Duke Lake Forest Portray Cedar Rapids households taking in visitors. John Choate arrives from Lake Forest Academy and other Duke and Notre Dame students prepare to join families for two weeks of holiday vacation. University of Iowa Iowa State students also plan weekend departures.

Cedar Rapids John Choate Roy E. Choate Lakeside Lake Forest Academy Lake Forest Bill Mills Duke University Durham N. C J. Mills Blake Boulevard Winifred Murray Frederick G. Murray Avenue Walter F. Grady, Jr Walter F. Grady Twenty-seventh Street Drive Iowa Charles S. Knox, Jr Pleasant Drive Iowa State Herbert Eckert L. A

Christmas Party of Home Rebekah Lodge Held in Hall

The annual lodge Christmas party occurred Monday evening at the I O O F hall with Maud Hovorka and Rose Stoddard in charge and Viola Kucera presenting the entertainment. Participants included Fiorella King Bobbie Buresh Herma Wertz Betty Jean Tepley Arlene Feiereisen Marilyn Feerisen Donna Mae Seichert Linda Chapel Bruce Gosnell Janice Gosnell Sharon Johnson Jean Davis and Junior Meredith. Lillian Neff led carols and Bess Wilson on piano with Verbena Gosnell as Santa Claus distributing gifts. Bess Wilson and Margaret Melsh will buy defense bonds for Home lodge. Officers for 1942 will be installed January 5 by Maude Sivers of Mt. Vernon and her staff.

Home Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Maud Hovorka Rose Stoddard Viola Kucera Fiorella King Bobbie Buresh Herma Wertz Betty Jean Tepley Arlene Feiereisen Marilyn Feereisen Donna Mae Seichert Linda Chapel Bruce Gosnell Janice Gosnell Sharon Johnson Jean Davis Junior Meredith Lillian Neff Bess Wilson Verbena Gosnell Santa Claus Noble Grand Margaret Melsh Noble Home Lodge Maude Sivers Mt. Vernon District 57

Wednesday Social Club Meets at White Home

Members of the Wednesday Social club gathered for a luncheon this week at the home of Mrs. W. W. White, 1737 Blake boulevard SE. Assisting were Mrs. L. K. Cornell, Mrs. L. S. Hamilton and Mrs. C. A. Kent. Miss Lorraine Rawlings, Coe college student, read two poems and the group exchanged gifts.

W. W. White Blake Boulevard

Nelsons Fly to Tacoma for Fort Lewis Visit

Mr and Mrs Wade Nelson of 428 Twenty sixth street SE travel to Tacoma Washington to spend the holidays with their son Lieutenant Robert Nelson at Fort Lewis and with Mrs Nelson. They plan to return after New Year’s Day.

Wade Nelson Twenty-sixth Street Tacoma Wash Robert Nelson Fort Lewis Nelson

Christmas Dinner Held by Rebecca Alexander Tent Ladies

The Rebecca Alexander Tent Daughters of Union Veterans held its annual Christmas dinner in Gas Company Glow room. Forty eight members attended a festively decorated table with Santa figures. Alma E. Owens presided, Dewey Alexander led the program, and Ida Kittlesen, June Thompson, W. C. Beatty, and several Misses helped as organizers.

Rebecca Alexander Daughters of Union Veterans Gas Company Mystery Sisters Alma E. Owens Dewey Alexander Ida Kittlesen Mt. Vernon June Thompson Newhall W. C. Beatty Charlotte Maxine Nadine Plummer Glenn H. Thomas Calvin A. Williams John Boner Cochairmen Hugh Hillerege W. H. Larkin Hattie Blaine John Taylor Ada Toogood

Christmas Party Hosts Y M G Club Gift Exchange

Mes Jazy Gallagher hosted a Christmas party and gift exchange for the Y M G club at 720 E avenue NW Tuesday evening. Prize lines went to Mesdames Coombs Kimball Wharton and Alien. Plans were made to sew for the Red Cross at the next meeting January 8 at Mrs W G Kremenak’s home 811 Seventh Street SW. Other attendees included James W Barnett J W Kremenak D A Winne Kenneth Dieterich and R L Hardin.

Jazy Gallagher E Avenue NW J. D. Coombs C. H. Kimball W. E. Wharton Paul Alien Clayton James Red Cross W. G. Kremenak Seventeenth Street James W. L. Barnett J. W. Kremenak D. A. Winne Kenneth Dieterich R. L. Hardin

Girls Meet for Christmas Yi Ty Town in Guaranty Building

In the Guaranty building, five girls Dorothy Navratil Doris Smith Helen Watkins Dorothy Cline and Vera Melton gathered for a Christmas event.

Guaranty Building Dorothy Navratil Doris Smith Helen Watkins Dorothy Cline Vera Melton

Duo-Pianists Featured On A A A W Yule Program

The American Association of University Women program at the YWCA included duo-pianists, Beethoven chorus folk songs, and Christmas readings. Soloists Mrs. E E Fisher Mrs H M Benninghoff and Mrs G D Barg er performed, with Miss Virginia Ohmann on violin. New members Greta Pulley and Elizabeth Witt were announced, and a crafts exhibit was planned.

Marshall J. Hickman

Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Hosts Christmas Luncheon

Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club held a Christmas luncheon Monday at Mrs. Carl Stookey's home 1265 Second Avenue SE with 21 members present. Hostesses included Mesdames Ahart Mesia Ed M Stewart and Frank Mueller Jr. A Christmas program and gift exchange were led by Mrs. Ben L Knight and Mrs. L Smith. Mrs. E C Helfenstine presented a Christmas gift to the active dia. The next meeting will be a Dads party potluck at the Glow Room, Gas Company, January 19.

Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Mothers’ Club Carl Stookey Second Avenue SE Ahart Mesia Ed M. Stewart Frank Mueller, Jr Ben L. Knight L. &. Smith E. C. Helfenstine Dia

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Chorus Sings Christmas Carols

The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Chorus will perform daily Christmas carols at Craemer's store. Louise Crawford will sing I Saw Three Ships with soprano Dora Cargin Lake as soloist, directed by Grace Meloney and accompanied by Lulu Engleman Welty. Alfred Heinrich also solos Cantique de Noel.

Louise Crawford Cedar Rapids Cedarpids Woman's Club Craemer'snt Store Dora Carginlake Crawford Grace Meloney Marion Lulu Engleman Welty Alfred Heinrich

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Christmas Party Draws Members

About 50 members of Cedar Rapids Woman's Club’s American home department attended a Christmas luncheon in the clubhouse on Tuesday. The program featured carols and a play titled A Candle for Christ staged by four St. Patrick's School boys directed by Mrs. Aulden Griffin. Gifts exchanged will benefit the Community House. Mrs. G. J. Bondareat, chairwoman, with Mrs. A. T. Pleune and Mrs. Charles Kratzer, hosted.

American Home Department Cedar Rapids

Horizon club plans dance at YMCA after meeting

The Horizon club finished preparations for a dance at the YMCA from 8 30 to 11 30 p m on Monday following a meeting at the First Christian church Tuesday evening. It will also enter the national Horizon club survey on Children in Democracy.

First Christian Church Horizon Club

Mrs John H Fortune Hosts Carlton Camp Fire Event

Mrs John H Fortune of the Carlton Camp Fire guardianship hosted a party and dinner. They completed and wrapped Christmas gifts and played games during the evening.

John H. Fortune Carlton Camp Sulitanni Fire Group

Kings Daughters Hold Dessert Luncheon at Killinger Home

Members of Louise Leibert circle were entertained at a dessert luncheon Tuesday at 470 Fairview Terrace SE. Mrs. W. E. Miller led devotions, and a gift exchange followed.

Louise Leibert The Kings Daughters J. E. Killinger Fairview Terrace SE W. E. Miller

Coronet Launches Initiation at Literary Hall

The Coronet organization of Coe College announces initiation on Monday in Literary Hall for ten members: Myrtle Barnes Leone Engberg M Gabeth Whittenbaugh Ruthah Werry Wright Barbara Eder Janet Whitmore Martha Dooner Opal Wilson Lenore Sherrard.

Coronet Organization Coe College Myrtle Barnes Leone Engberg M ¥Gabeth Whittenbaugh Ruthah Werry Wright Barbara Eder Janet Whitmore Martha Dooner Opal Wilson Lenore Sherrard

Mrs. O. C. Longs Pupils To Perform Piano Recital

Mrs. O C Long will present a group of her piano pupils in a recital Friday at 7 30 p m at the Church of the Brethren Fourth Avenue and Twelfth Street SE Assisting will be Ina Belle Long violinist and a roster of listed students performing pieces in a scheduled program

O. C. Long Thirtythird Street Church of the Brethren Fourth Avenue Twelfth Street Ina Belle Long Blake Jal Y Monikigs Eillame Turner Mc Dees Santa Claus Lemont Pe Shirley Meiates Bister Rolfer Liebner Marjorie Lens Neds Cadmus Tissime Gladys Barnes Thome

Credit Women's Club Hosts Fourth Christmas Breakfast

Thirty seven members of the Credit Women's Breakfast club met for their fourth annual Christmas party in the Montrose hotel's French room. Popcorn favors and Santa place cards set a festive tone as Vivian Shakespeare led carols. Gifts were exchanged and donated to the Sunshine Mission. a present was sent to president Edwin Fisher. Organizers were Miss Cora Hampton Miss Maxine Cole and Miss Helen Pape with charter member Ida Boettcher in attendance.

Credit Women's Breakfast Club Montrose Hotel Santa Claus Vivian Shakespeare Sunshine Mission Edwin Fisher Cora Hampton Maxine Cole Helen Pape Ida Boettcher

Christmas party for office girls at Mary Anns shop

Twenty seven attendees from Wilson and Camoe office girls gathered at Mary Anns shop Monday evening for dinner and a gift exchange. Names listed include Annie Shunk Florence Tosh Geneva Gamber Jane Baker Violet Pieper Marjorie Vetters Bernice Fox Irene Schneider Mark Privratsky Rosemary Burke Corrine Barron Wilma Chehak Lenore Humble Melba Henderson Isabel DeMers Grace Marie Soukup Frances Niles Ler Nice Havlik Alice Kelly Regina French Evelyn Cahill Bertha Groves Julia Odell Margaret Hanzelka Marguerite Smith Pearl Holmes with the last three noted as arrangements committee members.

Wilson and Camoe Mary Ann's James Annie Shunk Florence Tosh Geneva Gamber Jane Baker Violet Pieper Marjorie Vetters Bernice Fox Irene Schneider Mark Privratsky Rosemary Burke Corrine Barron Wilma Chehak Lenore Humble Melba Henderson Isabel DeMers Grace Marie Soukup Frances Niles Lernice Havlik Alice Kelly Regina French Evelyn Cahill Bertha Groves Julia Odell Margaret Hanzelka Marguerite Smith Pearl Holmes

May Frick Sunday School Class Plans 1942 Officers

Dinner in the kindergarten room at First Christian church followed by a family Christmas party for 60 members of the May Frick Sunday school class. Harold Woodward announced 1942 officers: G W McSkimming president, Gerald Hunt vice president, Mrs. Carroll Falrgatter secretary, Mrs. Kenneth Hastie assistant secretary, and Mrs. Clarence Barber treasurer. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. John Greenlee and others.

First Christian Church May Frick Harold Woodward G. W. McSkimming Gerald Hunt Carroll Falrgatter Kenneth Hastie Clarence Barber John Greenlee Clarence W. Miller Philip Wright

Christmas Party At Mrs Wiley’s Home

Mrs G B Wiley hosted a Christmas gathering at 1801 Grande avenue SE on Tuesday. Attendees planned to send a basket to a needy family and assist at Red Cross sewing rooms. Mrs W J Peg heginel shared a Christmas story and was served by Mrs Lloyd Piatt.

G. B. Wiley Grande Avenue SE Red Cross Ww. J. Peg Heginel Lloyd Piatt

Wilson Hi Y Ett ettes Ping Pong and Dance Preview

After a Tuesday business meeting the Wilson Hi Y Ettes enjoyed ping pong and dancing. Refreshments were served and gifts exchanged. A ladies choice dance is planned for December 30 at the Y W C A.

Wilson Hi-Y-Ettes Y. W.C.A

Farewell Party For Mrs. Loudon Held At NE Home

Mrs. L. S. of 430 Twenty first street NE was honored at a farewell party Wednesday at Walter Schultz's home 2541 B avenue NE. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Hedlands Gibbs and Bates. Mrs. Loudon plans to move to Minneapolis after January 1. Twenty guests attended a bridge luncheon and handkerchief обмен.

L. S Walter ©. Schultz F. J. Hedlands Fred Gibbs M. K. Bates Loudon Minneapolis

Mes Shores Hostess at Christmas Luncheon

Gordon B. Shores hosted a Christmas luncheon with Sarah Shores and guests including Clark, J F Janda, and Lawrence R. Snyder in attendance at Needham Young in 2005.

MES. Shores Gordon B. Shores Needham Young W. Clark J F. Janda Lawrence R. Snyder

Mrs Burge Hosts H E Club Dessert Luncheon

Members of the H E club gathered for a dessert luncheon and a Christmas gift exchange. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Louise Van Pelt Mrs C E Beck and Mrs C J Wendel.

H.E. Club Aia Louise van Pelt C. E. Beck C. J. Wendel

Mayflower D A R Luncheon Adds Red Cross Sewing

Mayflower chapter D A R meets for lunch Friday at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Clarence W. Beatty hosting at 348 Garden Drive SE. After luncheon, members take sewing equipment to the Red Cross project including thimbles and needles as the afternoon activity.

Red Cross Mayflower Chapter Clarence W. Beatty Garden Drive

Mrs Dennis Malloy Honored At Farewell Party

Mrs Dennis Malloy, who plans to move to Minneapolis with her husband, was honored at a farewell picnic supper hosted by the 7B Sewing club at Mrs Bert Teeters home. Attending the Christmas party and gift exchange were several club members and guests including E L Luglan, G Robert High, P Robert Kelly, G Edward Marshall and Fred W Diers.

Dennis Malloy

Sanctuary society Christmas party at Immaculate Conception

One hundred fifty attended Sanctuary society's Christmas party in Immaculate Conception school parlors. St Martha's circle presented carols and a reading from The Buggies Family by Mrs. Frank V. Orr with solos by Jean Kelly Westinghouse and a St Martha's trio. Mrs Glenn O. Fletcher provided piano and accompanied performances. Baskets for needy families will be prepared by a committee chaired by Leo Carney.

Sanctuary Society Immaculate Conception St. Martha's Circle Leo Carney Frank Monahan Joe Lattner Joe McCormick Ben Hoff J. Maquin B. Kragh Thomas Roche Kathryn Hansen J. N. Neary Mueller A. J. Diebold McKibben W. H. Buck Ty Rankinen

Mrs. Doyle Hosts Kiatter Klub Christmas Party

Mrs. Al Doyle hosted the Kiatter Klub Christmas gathering at 944 Nineteenth Avenue SW on Wednesday evening. Winners in the 500 were Mrs. Alex O’Neil of Marion, Mrs. Ray Lynch, and Mrs. Louis Hensiey. Mrs. O’Neil will entertain the group January 7.

Kiatter Klub al Doyle Nineteenth Avenue Alex O'Neil Marion Ray Lynch Louis Hensiey O'Neil

Tuesday Art Club Hosts Luncheon and Gift Exchange

Mrs. Charles FE Nelson entertained the Tuesday Art club at luncheon held on Washington Avenue SE. A gift exchange followed the informal gathering.

Charles FE. Nelson Washington Avenue Art Club

Christmas Party Hosted by Cornellian Mothers Club

Mrs. Ralph Paeth and Mrs. Paul Beach hosted a Christmas party and dessert luncheon for Cornellian Mothers club members and their children at 850 Daniels street NE. Guests played games and exchanged gifts.

Ralph Paeth Daniels Street Paul Beach Cornellian Mothers Club

Alpha Gamma Delta Christmas Supper Planned

Members of the Pi chapter will entertain at a Christmas party Thursday at 5 p.m. in the chapter rooms 1215 First Avenue E. Miss Margaret Wallace of Marengo will supervise the supper, followed by gifts exchange and a skit presented under Miss Grace Douma of Ottumwa. Gifts from the Mothers club and the alumni chapter will be displayed.

Pi Chapter Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority First Avenue Margaret Wallace Marengo Poe Grace Douma Ottumwa Mothers Club Alurmnae

Christmas Party Hosts in Sharing the Rompet Neighborhood

Mrs. R. W. Hahn of 420 Thirty fourth street NE entertained at a Christmas party Wednesday evening attended by Riley Hazel Van Gorkum Charlies Orton Vera Hankin and Forrest Hart in the community.

R. W. Hahn Thirtyfourth Street Even Riley Hazel van Gorkum Charlies Orton Vera Hankin Forrest Hart

Week for Mr and Mrs Dason in Center Point

Mr Sadie Strait of Center Point visited Mrs W G Dason at 1124 Sixth Street NW during the week.

W. G. Dason Sixth Street NW Sadie Strait Center Point

FO PEO Hosts Festive Gathering at Eby Home

In a 1956 event at Mrs. S. L. Eby’s residence on First Avenue, FO PEO members held a luncheon and music program with a white elephant gift exchange. The chapter supported two Christmas baskets as part of the affair. Mrs. Ernest R. Moore, DK, chaired.

Volunteer Junior circle of the King's Daughters meets at Elora Boardman home

The Volunteer Junior circle of the King's Daughters gathered Monday at Miss Elora Boardman's home at 1933 Grande Avenue SE. The program featured Bible study and sewing.

The King’s Daughters Elora Boardman Grande Avenue SE

Sixteenth Ave. W. Collects $106.58 To Aid Uncle Sam

Charlie Kucera of Bohemia heritage and 100 percent American status collected 106.58 dollars on Sixteenth avenue from river to K street to fund firearms and wartime equipment for Uncle Sam. He polled coworkers at Vavra Brothers grocery and canvassed local businesses to support the war effort.

Sixteenth Ave Uncle Sam Charlie Kucera Eighth Avenue Bohemia Treasury Department Charlie Vavra Brothers Grocery Sixteenth Avenue K Street Mio Ee Kucera

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