Frankens Will Host Dinner for Nineteen Guests
Miss Katherine Franken and James Franken will host nineteen friends at a dinner at 2302 Hillcrest drive SE Wednesday evening. Guests include Mrs Amnie Franken and many couples led by W Craven Shuttleworth Arthur Barlow Philip W Shive Ralph Walker Fred J Kluss Clay Phillips Pierre Tracy Harold Ferguson and R L Van Meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Franken
James Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Amnie Franken
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Arthur Barlow
Philip W Shive
Ralph Walker
Fred J. Kluss
Clay Phillips
Pierre Tracy
PEO Chapter FO Hosts Christmas Luncheon
Members of the social committee hosted the Christmas luncheon Tuesday at 2114 Greenwood Drive SE. Forty one members attended as Mrs. Wayne Foster led the program on Christmas Customs and Traditions and read the legend of the Christmas tree. Carols were sung by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin R. Selden
Greenwood
Drive SE
Devere Smith
Arthur Bittinger
Guy E. Hillier
A. J. Johnson
Bfp. Wolverton
Wayne Foster
Sewing Club Members Meet for Dutch Lunch at Cedar Rapids
Members of a sewing club gathered for a Dutch treat luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club on a Wednesday. Afterward they visited the home of Mrs. H. C. Jensen at 2500 Country Club Parkway for the afternoon. The group included Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. G. H. Cornwell, Mrs. G. A. Trenholm, Mrs. E. F. Moorman, Mrs. P A. Stover, Mrs. John Fortine, Mrs. R. I. Horton, Mrs. Edwin Nelson and Mrs. Harold Skinmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
H. C. Jensen
Country Club Parkway
Jensen
G. H. Cornwell
G. A. Trenholm
E. F. Moorman
P A. Stover
John Fortune
R. I. Horton
Edwin Nelson
Harold Skinmer
Algona Resident Attends Christmas Bridge Party
Mrs. W B Quarton of Algona was an out of town guest at a luncheon and Christmas bridge party hosted by Mrs. L J Storey at 2109 Glenway drive SE. Ten members joined the group including Sumner D Quarton, guest in residence at 2232 Linden drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Quarton
Algona F
L. J. Storey
Glenway Drive
Bridge Club
Quarton
Sumner D
Quar
Miss Jess Chaney and Robert Downing Visit Cedar Rapids Artist
Miss Jess M. Chaney formerly Washington high music teacher and Robert Downing formerly of Cedar Rapids touring with a West Coast theatrical company visited Cedar Rapids artist David McCosh, now on the University of Oregon faculty in Eugene. They plan to spend holidays in southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess M. Chaney
Washington High School
Robert Downing
Cedar Rapids
West Coast
David McCosh
University of Oregon At
Eugene
Ore
Chaney
Mr. Downing
California
Organists To Give Christmas Concert In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids American Guild of Organists presents a Christmas concert at First Baptist Church Wednesday at 8 15 p.m. featuring organ solos, choral works, and ensembles directed by Catherine Adams and Helen Stark with performers including Alvin W Kelser Vaughn Williams and Francis German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
American Guild of Organists
First Baptist Church
Philathea
God From Heaven
Alvin W. Kelser
Forest’ Vaughn
Williams
Noell Allelgia
Ather Finn Coe Girls Glee Club
Catherine Adams
Carl Zbanek
Robert Troyek
Jamea Manville
Mauro-Cottone
Eleanor Taylor
Perzoles
Ardeckan Temple Plans Christmas Party for Local Children
Ardeckan temple No. 234 D O K K will host a Christmas party for Home For the Friendless children Monday at 7:45 p m at Pythian hall. D O K K members Pythians and sisters and friends attend. Cars will pick up the children to tour the business district and view Christmas decorations. Santa Claus will give gifts and candy to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardeckan Temple
Pythian Hall
D O K XK
Pythians
Important Events We Should Know Beta Delphian meeting title
Beta Delphian society meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel to study Important Events We Should Know. Miss Laula Meyer speaks on About Our City while Mrs Adam Moore covers About Our State Miss Gladys Swangler on About Our Nation and Miss Aure White on About The World At Large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Laula Meyer
Adam Moore
Gladys Swangler
Aure White
Iowa State College Students Head Home for Christmas Break
Iowa State College students plan to spend the Christmas holidays with family. Jim Ramsey of 1753 B avenue NE Roger Conrad of 1749 B avenue NE and Keith Cochran of 1346 Dive NE, all ISU students, will return with Bill Hughes Jr of 2600 A avenue NE arriving Thursday. Jean Bain of 388 Seventeenth Street SE will join her parents after college departure Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ramsey
J C Ramsey
Roger Conrad
F J Conrad
Keith Cochran
William H W Cochran
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa State
Bill Hughes, Jr
W A Hughes
Jean Bain
J S Bain
Seventeenth Street
Walls
Pine Party Held by Tri Delta Sorority at Coe College
Actives and pledges of Delta Delta Delta at Coe College and the Tri Delta Alliance hosted a Pine party in the Coe recreation room Tuesday. Seventy five were present marking the first joint Pine observance by undergraduates and alumnae. Miss Mary Gage presided as president with pledges performing a stunt and carols sung by the group. Several soloists and special music were featured and gifts were presented to the active chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Tri Delta Alliance
Coe
Mary Gage
Margaret Pratt
Mary and
Lois Lockwood
Catherine Cooper
Betty Jane l Levsen
Catherine Timm
Bessie Henderson
Virginia Kuning
Mari Ann Huebsch
Byron MccKeeby
Alliance
L. D. Wolff
Ruth Bryan
Alliance Group
Mary Catherine Jennings
Janet Howard
Winifred Carruthers
W. D. Barnhizer
C. H. Cooper
Betty Howell
Betty Jane Levsen
Mrs John Murray Hosts Louise James Linen Shower
Mrs John Murray entertained at a buffet supper and linen shower Tuesday evening at her home 1537 A avenue NE honoring Miss Louise James whose marriage to Otto Gross of Lincoln Nebraska will be solemnized Sunday Christmas decorations centered the table with guests Mrs K E Robertson Mrs Don Hamblin Miss Genevieve Baldwin Miss Genevieve Flynn Mrs Harold Brown and Miss Marian Dickson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Avenue NE
Louise James
Otto Gross
Lincoln
Neb
K. E. Robertson
Don Hamblin
Genevieve Baldwin
Genevieve Flynn
Harold Brown
Marian Dickson
Chi Omega Mothers Club Hosts Christmas Dinner at Coe College
Omicron Alpha chapter actives and pledges were guests at a surprise dinner Tuesday night in their chapter rooms at Coe College. About seventy five attended as tall red tapers and a silver centerpiece set a holiday tone. Mrs Jess Kitterman presented a gift from the club as songs were sung. Hostesses were Mrs Elmer G. Curry Mrs Murray Fawcett Mrs John L. Burge and Mrs Chester C Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron Alpha Chapter
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
Mothers’ Club
Jess Kitterman
Elmer G. Curry
Murrray Fawcett
John L. Burge
Chester C. Hauser
King’s Daughters Circles Host Founders Day Plans
Mrs Owen T Barry entertained fifteen Ida Mansfield circle members and guests Mrs Howe and Mrs Horan at 2217 Ridgeway Dr SE. Earl G Nichols led devotionals before the meeting. Treasurer Ben H Peterson reported 306 quarts of milk distributed in November via Public Health Nursing. Founders' Day plans set for Jan 12 and 13 with state president Ida Mansfield of Burlington visiting Linn county circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen T. Barry
Ridgeway Drive
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
W. C Howe
J. Harold Horan
Earl G Nichols
Ben H. Peterson
Public Health Nursing Association
Burlington
Linn County
Immaculata Church Dinner and Bridge Party Held
Immaculata circle of the Immaculate Conception church held a dinner and bridge at the Colonial tea shop on Second avenue SE Tuesday evening with fourteen attendees. Miss Gayle Giblin chaired arrangements while prizes were won by Miss Lucille Stodola and Miss Mary Kehoe. Members donated to buy a doll for a poor child at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculata Circle
Immaculate Conception Church
Colonial Tea Shop
Second Avenue SE
Gayle Giblin
Lucille Stodola
Mary Kehoe
Labor Bureau No 17 Christmas Party for Members Kids
The Willis Labor bureau No. 17 hosts a Christmas party for members children on Saturday at 2 pm in the Labor temple. Mrs D W Elder leads the program and Santa Claus will present gifts. Members are urged to donate to a Christmas basket for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliins Labor Bureau No. 17
Labor Temple
D W Elder
Santa Claus
Dinner at Mrs Le Roy Barber Home Highlights Charity
A Monday evening gathering at 361 Twenty-first Street SE hosted by Mrs Le Roy Barber and aided by Mrs Clark Euston featured a dinner and meeting. An exchange of white elephant gifts followed to raise funds for the Mary Gordon Holloway scholarship fund of the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
le Roy Barber
Twenty-first Street
Clark Euston
Mary Gordon Holloway
Sorority
Tuesday Pinochle Club Luncheon Honors Mrs Borger
The Tuesday Pinochle club held a luncheon at 821 Avenue NE to honor Mrs C E Borger who departs Friday for Florida. Members sat at a long table with a Christmas tree and tapers, exchanging gifts. Attendees included Mesdames C W Gitt, Sam Menargvy, M Fruth, George Gould, F Sober, Joe Coenen, H G Kuhne, CE Berger, and C W Kepler.
West Side Quilting Club Hosts Christmas Party
The West Side Quilting club celebrates president Mrs Wilbur Blair with a Christmas party Thursday evening at Mrs Alberta Jordan’s home 829 Fourth Street SW. Hostesses Mrs Herbert Trapp and Dolores Trapp oversee a ten cent gift exchange for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Wilbur Blair
Alberta Jordan
Fourth Street
Herbert Trapp
Dolores Trapp
B P W Entertains 75 Girls At Gay Christmas Party
The Business and Professional Women's club hosted 75 little girls at the Roosevelt hotel for a Christmas party led by Santa Claus. Gifts included dolls, apples, and candy as a Lions club transport team ferried the children to the event.
Tuesday Art Club Christmas Parties
Fourteen members of the Tuesday Art club held their annual Christmas party Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. George Knau s home. A gift exchange took place. Husbands were entertained Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Swan s home with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Small and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eckert. Bridge prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. George Knaus Andrew Peterson and Mrs. G. K. Barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knaus
Fourth Avenue SE
T. E. Swan
Forest Drive SE
F. A. Small
Lee Eckert
Andrew Peterson
G. K. Barge
American Home Group Hosts 25 Children Christmas Party
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club American home department entertained twenty five children from the Community House at the club home on Tuesday. Luncheon for forty department members featured red tapers and Christmas ribbons. Readings and dances were performed by Edna Dieman studio pupils. Gifts stockings candy balloons and fruit were handed out. Members provided transport to the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Guy Hershey
Bertha LeFebvre
P. M. Davis
L. L. Owen
W. P. Rohrbach
Oliver S. Wilson
Bridge Club Honors At Harriet Wolfe Residence
Mrs Harriet Wolfe hosted a midday bridge gathering at her Center Point Road home. Prizes were won by Mrs W W Wall Mrs W F Michalleck and Mrs Howard Chase. A gift exchange followed with guests Mrs J S Frear and Mrs C E Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Wolfe
Center Point Road
W. W. Wall
W. F. Michallcck
Howard Chase
J. S. Frear
C. E. Campbell
Jane Boyd Circle to Meet for Christmas Luncheon
Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday for luncheon with Mrs. Tom Walpole at 1806 Grande Avenue SE. Members are asked to bring donations for the Christmas basket and a gift for the party following the business session assisted by Mrs. Rosebud Clements and Mrs. George Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
King's Daughters
Tom Walpole
Grande Avenue SE
Rosebud Clements
George Stone
Delta Delphian Leader Named for Thursday Meet
Delta Delphian announces Mrs. George F. Miller will lead the Delta Delphian meeting set for Thursday morning at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Miller
Delta Delphian
YWCA
P T A Meeting At Taylor Elementary
Arthur P T A held a Tuesday meeting at Taylor elementary with Rev R F Judson speaking on Peace and urging modern methods of preparedness through education and religion. Mrs G L Van Deusen presided in the president’s absence as the group voted a donation to the Jane Boyd fund and closed with Christmas carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Judson
First Baptist Church
Arthur P. T. A
G. L. van Deusen
Jane Boyd
P. T. A. Council
Penick and Ford Office Workers Party
Women employees of Penick and Ford will hold a Christmas buffet bridge party and gift exchange Wednesday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. The group includes Leona Borschel Arlene Ortmann Maude McKernan Hilda Hendrickson Bernice Leege Bernadine Boyle Juanita Davis Bernita Fee Loretta Malek Ann Budd Lillian Burns Alicin Blaha Alberta Thompson Velma Robertson Edyth Ross Selma Ridge Betty Allen Irma Averill Flora O Brine Minnie Dodds and Lois Spurrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penick and
Ford
Roosevelt Hotel
Leona Borschel
Arlene Ortmann
Maude McKernan
Hilda Hendrickson
Bernice Leege
Bernadine Boyle
Juanita Davis
Bernita Fee
Loretta Malek
Ann Budd
Lillian Burns
Alicin Blaha
Alberta Thompson
Velma Robertson
Edyth Ross
Selma Ridge
Christmas Party For Letter Carriers Branch 373
Branch No 373 and Cedar auxiliary No 193 of the National Association of Letter Carriers held a Christmas party Monday evening in the I O O F hall at 109 Second Avenue SE. A supper followed by a program directed by Mrs Clare Nichols and Nevin Nichols featured John Horner reading the Christmas story and carols, with games for all. Santa Claus told stories and distributed gifts candy and nuts to the children. Committee members included Walter Michalicek Arthur Taylor Wayland Well Gertrude Michalicek Blanche Gray and Lena Haig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carriers
I, O, O. F. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Clare Nichols
Nevin Nichols
John Horner
Santa Claus
Walter Michalicek
Arthur Taylor
Wayland Well
Gertrude Michalicek
Blanche Gray
Lena Haig
Maud Archibald Elected President of Star No 4
Mrs. Maud Archibald was elected president of the past presidents of Star No 4 Degree of Honor Protective association at a Monday meeting at Mrs. Elizabeth Shulte home. Other officers include Dorothy Robinson vice president Estella Rhoads secretary and Bertha Robinson treasurer. Adeline Churchill is retiring president Elizabeth Meyn is press correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Archibald
Star No. 4
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Elizabeth Shulte
Dorothy Robinson
Estella Rhoads
Bertha Robinson
Adeline Churchill
Elizabeth L. Meyn
Camp Fire Event At Trinity Methodist Church
A mother and little sister party was held Tuesday evening at the church with sixteen attendees. Mothers received gifts made by Camp Fire members during meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenaloki
Trinity Methodist Church
Christmas Party Brings Gift Exchange for Forget-Me-Nots Club
Mrs. Margaret Melsh hosted the Forget-Me-Nots 500 club Christmas party at her home on Tuesday afternoon in Cam Burncourt SE. A gift exchange was held and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ellen Willenborg and Mrs. W. O. Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Melsh
Camburncourt SE
Forget-Me-Nots 500 Club
Ellen Willenborg
W. O. Blake
Cultus Club Christmas Meeting Set for Thursday
The Cultus club will hold its Christmas gathering on Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs R S Tongood 1528 Washington avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Christmas Parties At Cornell In Mount Vernon
Christmas vacation nears at Cornell with several student and faculty events. The Women's Athletic Association tea dance led by Helen Emerson drew over fifty attendees. A candle light dinner at Bowman and Pfeiffer halls will host about 400 students, with Leila Huebsch, Eleanor Atkinson, and Helen Hines in charge. The economics department hosts a famed party with candies and food, while Mrs Luella V. Ninde and Dorothea Cole coordinate a Thursday tea. A faculty dinner at The Grill, led by Alice R. Betts, is planned, followed by house parties in Bowman Guild Pfeiffer and Rood dormitories after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Women’s Athletic Association
Helen Emerson
Bowman
Pfeiffer
Leila Huebsch
College Dietitian
Eleanor Atkinson
Cedar Rapids
Guild
Rood
Christmas Party for Louise Leibert circle held at Mrs Tisdale’s home
Mrs Owen Tisdale hosted fourteen Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters at a Christmas luncheon at 1718 Park Ave SE. Assisted by Mrs Miller and Mrs Sopousek, with devotions by Mrs Hamiston. The circle plans to aid tuberculosis seal sales on Dec 21 and each member contributed to a poor family. Clarence E Barr of Dallas attended as a guest. Carlton Owen will host the circle again on Dec 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Tisdale
Park Avenue SE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Walter Miller
M. Sopousek
A. N. Hamiston
Public Health Nursing Association
Clarence E. Barr
Dallas
Tex
Carlton Owen
Twenty-seventh Street
Family holiday travel plans span Tulsa and Florida
Mrs Anna Narber and daughters Grace and Mildred of 1607 Maple NW will leave Thursday for Tulsa Oklahoma to visit Mr and Mrs Donald Showman and family for the holidays and then proceed to Florida for the winter Miss Helen Warber supervisor at State Teachers College ManKato Minnesota will vacation in Tulsa with her mother and sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Narber
Grace
Mildred
Maple Drive
Tulsa
Okla
Narber
Donald Showman
Florida
Helen Warber
State Teachers College
Mankato
Minn
Mrs. Ray Sarver Hosts Bridge Club at 322 G Avenue
Mrs. Ray Sarver entertained her bridge club Monday evening at her home on 322 G avenue NW. After bridge and refreshments, gifts were exchanged with prizes for high scores awarded to Mrs. Laverne Robertson of Marion and Mrs. T. C. Ross. Other guests included Mrs. K. P. Shimerda, Mrs. Orville O Brine and the Misses Bernice Leege, Jennie Lindquist, Bernadine Boyle and Bernita Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sarver
Bridge Club
G Avenue NW
Laverne Robertson
Marion
T. C. Ross
K. P. Shimerda
Orville O’brine
Bernice Leege
Jennie Lindquist
Bernadine Boyle
Bernita Fee
Bottorff Dinner Hosts Guests At Park Avenue Home
Ruth H Bottorff entertained at her Park avenue SE home Tuesday evening. Guests included Alice Mary Chadima and Joy Ann Noblett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth H. Bottorff
Bruce Bottorff
Park Avenue SE
Alice Mary Chadima
Joy Ann Noblett
Triton Club Christmas Dinner Recap at YMCA
Members of the Triton club held their annual Christmas party Monday evening at the YMCA. Basil Waddington outlined the year’s work in community service social and athletic activities. Dancing followed with many guests listed including Mr and Mrs S R Hawkins Mr and Mrs Leslie Crabbs Chester Geiger and numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triton Club
YMA
Basil Waddington
S. R. Hawkins
Leslie Crabbs
Chester Geiger
Irene Ulch
Margaret Day
Willard Gibbs
Louis Swab
Harold Millhiser
Carol Crowell
O. Hagerman
Clayton Kruse
Loraine Schrader
Howard Kurtz
Merlin Owen
Lawrence Hauskins
Donald Seeger
James Russell
Robert Ure
Edward Eaton
Phillip Groff
Alvin Schultz
Tom Bailey
R. N. A Booster Club Elects Officers
The R N A Booster club met at 1032 Third Avenue SW at Mrs Marguerite Bradley’s home. Officers elected include Ida Mae Danson president Pauline Lund vice president Lottie Gaskill secretary Marie Klepac treasurer Rose Stoddard drill captain and Bess Wilson reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. A. Booster Club
Marguerite Bradley
Third Avenue
Mildred Siebert
Ida Mae Danson
Pauline Lund
Lottie Gaskill
Marie Klepac
Rose Stoddard
Bess Wilson
Miss Marie Barta Hosts Club Gathering at Home
Miss Marie Barta of 408 K avenue NW entertained club members Monday evening. Attendees included Maxine Evans Lucille Heaton Marie Hopker Dorothy Thorson Evelyn Burke Wilhemina King Louise Harris and Maylene Blecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barta
K Avenue NW
Maxine Evans
Lucille Heaton
Marie Hopker
Dorothy Thorson
Evelyn Burke
Wilhemina King
Louise Harris
Maylene Blecher
Mrs Podendorf Hosts Dinner and Bridge at Montrose
Mrs. Quentin J. Podendorf entertained at a Montrose hotel dinner and bridge Monday evening. Guests included Misses Edith Mayhew Mildred Siler Louise Hollenbeck Ann Elgas Louise Gilles and Peggy Spillane and Mrs. Jack Ralston. The Misses Mayhew and Siler won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin J. Podendorf
Montrose Hotel
Edith Mayhew
Mildred Siler
Louise Hollenbeck
Ann Elgas
Louise Gilles
Peggy Spillane
Jack Ralston
Mayhew
Siler
Mrs Nezerka Hosts Bridge Club at Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs. W. J. Nezerka entertained her bridge club Monday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. Gifts were exchanged and bridge prizes went to Mrs. John McIntyre Mrs. Stewart Paul and Mrs. James McAndrews. Others present included Mrs. Charles Racer Mrs. Leonard Douda Mrs. Carl Price and Miss Viola Layer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Nezerka
Roosevelt Hotel
John MclIntyre
Stewart Paul
James McAndrews
Charles Racer
Leonard Douda
Carl Price
Viola Layer
Christmas Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Clauson
Mrs. Bruce Clauson entertained the Lady Luck club at a Christmas party Monday evening. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Charles Stelcik Miss Florence Usher and Mrs. Roy Smith. Gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Clauson
Avenue NW
Lady Luck Club
Charles Stelcik
Florence Usher
Roy Smith
Marriage of Maxine Phillips and Ray Comried
Miss Maxine Phillips and Ray Comried wed at the home of Rev. J. E. Linkletter in a ceremony attended by relatives. Arless Kasey provided witness support. Mr. Comried works for La Plant Choate company. They will reside in Kenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Phillips
Ray Comried
J. E. Linkletter
Arless Kasey
Comried
la Plant Choate Company
Kenwood
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club seeks Xmas party reservations
Members of the dramatic art department plan to attend the Christmas party to be held Friday. Reservations must be made by 10 am with Mrs. P. D. Merveaux at 6902 or Mrs. Frank X. Guyott at 4690.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
P. D. Merveaux
Dial
Frank X. Guyott
YWCA Christmas Party Highlights Hanging of Greens
The YWCA hosts the Hanging of the Greens ceremony Thursday night at 8 o clock in its auditorium. Younger girls present a Christmas play before a processional leads to the lobby for the ceremonial décor and tree lighting. Mary Holub reads. Rita Sandberg and Adeline Fieseler act as jesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Yw.w.c.a
Ethel Brooks
Betty Ard
Helen Eddy
Irene Sturgeon
Winifred Coon
Beth Veverka
Virginia Williamson
Margaret Burwinkle
Edna Burwinkle
Lois Heise
Jacqueline Williamson
Mary Holub
Rita Sandberg
Adeline Fieseler
Nadine Menary
Irene Walker
Helen McManes
Vera Melton
Tillie Prestegard
Vernetta Timmsen
Local Bridge Winners Named After Tuesday Contest
Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs R F Gorman led the north south division and Mrs Stephen Pardera with Mrs Joseph Lattner led the east west portion in a duplicate contract bridge event at Mrs Oliver Longueville s home. Second prizes went to Mr and Mrs Clarence Yoran and Tom Pirnie with Dean Cornwall from the University of Iowa Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Sanders
R. F. Gorman
Stephen Pardera
Joseph Lattner
Oliver Longueville
Clarence Yoran
Manchester
Tom Pirnie
Dean Cornwall
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Study Club Meeting Postponed to January 9
The study club of Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella postpones its Thursday evening gathering to January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
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Ociel
Frankens
Sewing Club
Mrs. Quarton
Ibridge Club
Bisho Soh
Ella
Bach
Ardekan Temple
Beta Delphian
Bellind Lestick
Poinsettia Star
Turkey
Hutchinson’s
Tri Delta Sorority
Mrs
Miss James
CHI Omega Mothers’ Club
Immaculata
Labor Bureau Party
West Side Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Roosevelt Room
Leone Sutherland
Dorothy Meeker
Sylvia Alt
Mary Dunlap
Esther Hoadley
Claudine Thomas
Helen Randa
Hope Schultz
Leta Nezerka
Margaret Hanzelka
Elsie Kelly
Elizabeth Bender
Josephine Hexdall
Marguerite Hammond
Miss Sutherland
Lillian Clark
Adeline Montillon
Zon May Munger
Ruth Vanous
Hannah Johnson
Gertrude Benecke
Ida Caryl
Alice Inskeep
Helen McCahon
Miss Clark
Hoadley
Margaret McKnight
Miss Schultz
Lena Nelson
Lions Club
ART Club
American Home Group
Mrs. Wolfe
Young Men’s Bureau
Jack Hampton
Detroiters
Danceland
P. T. A. Meetings
Taylor Elementary
Penick and Ford Office Workers’ Party
Letter Carriers Party
Star Lodge
Chenaloki Camp
Forget
Me-Nots Club
Narbers
Mrs. Sarver
R. N. A. Boosters
Miss Barta
Podendorf
Mrs. Nezerka
Dramatic Art Party
Y.W.C.A
Sidwell
A Greenberg
Hudson Bay
Chas. Greenberg
Second Street SE
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