Coe YWCA Members Host Silver Tea at redecorated rooms
Coe Y W C A members hosted a large silver tea Monday afternoon to celebrate the newly redecorated and refurbished Y W C A rooms beside Clair Memorial chapel. The event drew townspeople, faculty wives, trustees' wives, and Coe women students, with Marvin Cone assisting in decoration and a tea table presided by Mrs A L Haldeman Mrs Robert Armstrong and Mrs C T Hickok.
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Coe College
Coe Y. W. C. A
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Marvin Cone
College Y. W. C. A
A L. Haldeman
Robert Armstrong
C. T Hickok
P. W. Jacobson
Haldeman
Armstrong
George Yuill
S G. Armstrong
May Frick
Hickok
E. H. Bingham
Edward F. Winslow
Max Daehler
Robert Little
Mary Bell
Coe
Ethel Ryan
Jacobson
Beth Courtney
Sarah Palmer
Frances Henry
Eleanor Pooley
Janetta Merritt
Catherine Cooper
Helen Munns
Elinor Kendall
Mary Gage
Elizabeth Jackson
Katherine Z
Buser Family Plans Two Month California Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank L Buser and Miss Vivien Buser of 1830 B avenue NE left Sunday by motor for Los Angeles and La Jolla California where they will spend the next two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Buser
Avenue
Vivien Buser
Los Angeles
la Jolla
Calif
Mrs Chaney Hosts Tourist Club at Second Avenue Home
Mrs G W Chaney of 1580 Second Avenue SE will entertain the Tourist club on Wednesday. Mrs E M Sefton will renew Cleopatra's Daughter by Beatrice Chanler.
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G. W. Chaney
Second Avenue SE
E. M Sefton
Cleopatra's Daughter
Beatrice Chanler
Mr and Mrs H D O Meara Return From Miami Stay
Mr and Mrs H D O'Meara of 1903 Bever avenue SE returned Saturday from Miami Florida where they had been for nearly four weeks with travel and leisure notes of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H D O'Meara
Bever Avenue
Miami
Fla
Birthday Party for Ailleen Bugenstein at Home
Ailleen Bugenstein celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday afternoon at 1925 Blake boulevard SE with guests including Margaret Foster Barbara Yarowsky Gloria Cohn Mary Muller Su Smulekoff Rosanne Klass Goldie Armstrong Phyllis Cohn Judy Lattner Sandra Torstenson Isabelle Frankel Ejilene Warner Bobby and Walter Bugenstein. Sue Smulekoff won a prize at games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailleen Bugenstein
Louis M. Bugenstein
Blake Boulevard SE
Margaret Foster
Barbara Yarowsky
Gloria Cohn
Mary Muller
Su: Smulekoff
Rosanne Klass
Goldie Armstrong
Phyllis Cohn
Judy Lattner
Sandra Torstenson
Isabelle Frankel
Ejilene Warner Bobby
Walter Bugenstein
Sue Smulekoff
Gmes
Andersons Entertain Mr and Mrs at Home
Mr and Mrs Ronald Anderson entertained several guests at their home at 1512 Furst race Eo. Names include Mrs J and Mrs Spores among the attendees. Lord Gordon of Shere and Themis Svebhoda were noted in attendance.
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Ronald Anderson
Furst Rac
Heme
J of
Gardon i Shere
Spores
Themis Svebhoda
Dolly Takes Big Chance Marrying Widower Says Aunt Het
Aunt Het notes Dolly's bold choice to marry a widower and jokes that no woman can surpass one who has been dead long enough to be perfect. The quip reflects lighthearted social commentary on romance and widowhood from a bygone era.
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Dolly
Prosperity Party Card Party Named by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post announces a prosperity card party on February 18 at Memorial Coliseum. Hostesses are Mrs. Gilbert Martin and Mrs. J P Winn. Ticket sales chaired by Mrs. Harry Gunderson and Mrs. Louis Dvorak. Numerous committees handle tables, doors, refreshments, and prizes with many members named. High and low prizes awarded after four hands. many door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post
Memorial Coliseum
Gilbert Martin
J P. Winn
Harry Gunderson
Louis Dvorak
Roy W. Decker
Grant Wilson
F A. Flynn
Louis Schir
Birthday Party Honors Five Guests at Sampson Home
At the Sampsons 1551 Sixth Ave SE a Friday party celebrated five birthdays. Honorees included Muriel Sundberg Victor Sundberg Mr Sampson Carl Stevens and Richard Stevens. The gathering featured five birthday cakes stunts games music and a crowd of relatives and guests.
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Alex Sampson
Sixth Avenue SE
Muriel Sundberg
Victor Sundberg
Mr Sampson
Carl Stevens
Richard Stevens
Sampson
Roger Hoss
C. Engler
V Sundberg
Georga and
Mutiel
John
Reahard Stevens
R Chak
Barbara Butterfield Celebrates Eighth Birthday at Home
Barbara Butterfield daughter of Mr and Mr Arthur E Butterfield 217 Twentieth Street NE celebrated her eighth birthday at a Saturday afternoon party held at her home Guests included Geraldine McKeeley Patricia Kaufman Carolyn Beall Patricia Davison Jacqueline Hollands Ruth Ann Stucker Mars Curry Carol Jean Bruns Matilyn Appleton Ruth H Botlarltf Jov Ann Noblett.
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Barbara Butterfield
Arthur E. Butterfield
Twentieth Street
Geraldine McKeeley
Patricia Kaufman
Carolyn Beall
Patricia Davison
Jacqueline Hollands
Ruth Ann Stucker
Mars Curry Carol Jean Bruns
Mat Iyn Appleton
Ruth H Botlartf
Jov Ann Noblett
Golden Gloves Inspires Informal Preevent Parties
Fans plan Dutch treat dinners before opening night of the Golden Gloves tournament at Memorial Coliseum. Ahead of Tuesday, Wednesday, and finals bouts, groups meet at hotels Country club and private homes for social gatherings. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Rockey T Newton and other local couples.
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Memorial Coliseum
A W. Doubrasky
Thomas L Crabbe
Douglas Boynton
Don Hines
James W Bell
Franklin Katterjohn
Prosperians Church Dinner Install New Officers
The First Baptist Prosperians held their third annual dinner and officer installation Sunday at Mrs. Clapp's tea room. Twenty two attended as Earl F. Rieke became president and Ed Greenway vice president, with a full slate of officers confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Clapp
Earl F. Rieke
Ed Greenway
Lester Johnson
Lionel Raymond
Ronald Rawson
Howard Britton
Harold Smith
Myr
Wilfred Bernstorf
Oliver Patrick
Merritt Heath
Earl Ricke
Ralph Redus
Kitanka Camp Fire Group Hosts Tea at Bailey Home
Members of the Kitanka Camp Fire group entertained their mothers at a tea Sunday afternoon at 1941 Park avenue SE. The event honored Mrs. John J. Gent and Mary Gent who plan to move to Nakomis Illinois. Edith Boardman and her mother presided. arrangements were led by Jean Bailey with several guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitanka
W H Bailey
Park Avenue SE
John J. Gent
Mary Gent
Nakomis
Mlinois
Edith Boardman
W. W. Boardman
Jean Bailey
W . Tighe
Croson
Aliana Burr
Kana Burr
John J Gent
M. R. Warren
Thomas A. Engle
Kathryn Engle
Charles F Huber
W. H. Bailey
W W. Boardman
John R. Battin
Ardyce Woodside
Gamma chapter initiations set for Tuesday at Montrose hotel
The Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will hold initiation Tuesday at 8 pm at the Montrose hotel. The event brings together new members and sorority leaders for the ceremony and reception at the hotel venue.
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Gamma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Waterloo And C R Players Divide Honors At Bridge
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids bridge players split honors in a two session event at the Montrose hotel under Mrs. Oliver Longueville sponsorship. Sixty competed in the afternoon and fifty two in the evening with Kopel and Leibsohn top in total.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Montrose Hotel
Oliver Longueville
Abe Kopel
Phillip Leibsohn
D D. Sheldon
L. E Leonard
North
J. M. Giltner
Ben Swisher, Jr
E. Taylor
J. Smith
Chicago
Longueville
Aged Women Board to Meet Tuesday Morning
The board of directors of the Home For Aged Women will meet Tuesday at 10 am at the home.
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The
Home For Aged Women
Reames Twenty-Eighth Wedding Anniversary Party
Nancy Lou club members entertained their husbands at a Sunday evening party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Reames on their twenty eighth wedding anniversary. The Reames home at 1632 Bever avenue SE hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. George A. Johnson and others. A picnic supper was served and bridge was played with high prizes awarded to Mrs. Scott and Mr. White. Red roses and tapers adorned the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lou Club
Charles W. Reames
Reames
Bever Avenue SE
George A. Johnson
P W. Scott
J. L. Parker
Vernon E. White
Florence Narber
Adelia Peterson
Scott
Mr. White
Ruskin Sandbourne Presents Eight Pupils in Studio Recital
Ruskin Sandbourne will present eight pupils in his thirty four year studio recital Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 107 Thirteenth Street SE. The program includes piano pieces by Mozart Beethoven Schumann and Haydn with performances by Kathleen Robison Gloria Franks and Larry McKay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Phil Angott
Jean Fahrney
Gloria Franks
KEEP YOUNG AND LOVELY Practical tips for mature women's health
An article promoting a Home Institute booklet Beauty For the Mature Woman offers simple exercises for reducing hips waist and arms plus posture tips and home skincare ideas. It includes a coupon for ordering the 40 page guide with instructions to print name address street city and state.
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Home Institute
Charming Simple Day Dress Pattern X2594
Anne Adams pattern X2594 offers a flattering inturned pleated sleeve and skirt frock suitable for daily wear at home or cruising. Sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40 with 33 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. fabrics range from synthetics to silk and gingham. send 15 cents to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York, NY.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Beta Sigma Phis Hear Rev Campbell At Montrose
The Rev. R. J. Campbell, pastor of Grace Episcopal church, will discuss places and incidents from his extended trip abroad last year at a Lambda chapter meeting of Beta Sigma Phi at 8 p.m. Monday in the Montrose hotel. Sigma chapter members have been invited as guests.
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R. J. Campbell
Grace Episcopal Church
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Sigma Chapter
Miss Mary Braucher Visits A J Murray in Cedar Rapids
Miss Mary Braucher Clarke college field secretary arrives in Cedar Rapids to spend a week as a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murray at 1844 Second Avenue SE.
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Mary Braucher
Clarke College
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Braucher
A. J. Murray
Second Avenue SE
Mary Fontana Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday at Home
Mary Fontana daughter of Mr and Mrs Fontana 222 Eleventh Street NE celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a party Friday at their home. Bingo and other games were played and refreshments served. Guests included Helen Bell Leta Marie Bloch linger Ruth Klepach Corrine Sims Mary Lou Carnes June Gable Betty Harger and Carl Fontana uncle of the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fontana
Mrs . Fontana
Eleventh Street
Helen Bell
Leta Marie Blochlinger
Ruth Klepach
Corrine Sims
Mary Lou Carnes
June Gable
Betty Harger
Anthony Fontana
Carl Fontana
Joyce Schirm Ninth Birthday Party Held
Mrs L J Schirm hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 609 Fourth Avenue SW in honor of her daughter Joyce ninth birthday. Guests included Ida Mae Stolte Iris Ford Margaret Melbourne Margaret Schlichting Dorothy Mae Sober Marian Breiholz Carol Jean Weigner Dorothy Kottmeier Kathleen Steuber Muriel Wiedbush Keith Nemmers Jean Joyce Robert and Melvin Schirm Mrs Fred Schirm attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Schirm
Fourth Avenue
Joyce
Ida Mae Stolte
Iris Ford
Margaret Melbourne
Margaret
Jean Schlichting
Dorothy Mae Sober
Marian Breiholz
Carol Jean Weigner
Dorothy Kottmeier
Kathleen Steuber
Muriel Wiedbush
Keith Nemmers
Jean
Robert
Melvin Schirm
Fred Schirm
City Briefs and Personal News
Leo W. Larson of 1820 Higley Avenue SE is confined by illness. Cedar Rapids chapter No. 194 of the Order of Ahepa meets at Moose Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m., with the Sons of Pericles meeting at 7 30 p.m. All members should attend. Mr and Mrs Perry Hicks of 860 A Avenue NE heard their daughter-in-law Gailord Hicks underwent a major operation Wednesday morning at Nicholas Senn Hospital in Omaha. Cedar Rapids visitors over the weekend included Edward Edinger of Bedford Indiana F H Harris of Bloomington Indiana and F R Rechel of Oak Park IL. They were guests of E Glenn Downing at 819 D Avenue NW. James Taylor of Waukon and Thomas Pirnie of Cedar Rapids law students at the University of Iowa visited over the weekend at the home of Mr and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahepa
Moose Hall
Sons of
Pericles
Perry Hicks
A Avenue
Gailord Hicks
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Omaha
Edward Edinger
Bedford
Ind
F. H. Harris
Bloomington
F. R. Rechel
Oak Park
E. Glenn Downing
D Avenue NW
James Taylor
Waukon
Thomas Pirnie
University of Iowa
And
Bridge Tournament Held at Hotel Montrose
Mrs. Thomas Pirnie of 521 Twelfth Street SE took part in a Saturday bridge tournament held at Hotel Montrose. Gordon Hughes, police traffic sergeant, spoke Sunday to the Peter Pan club on traffic safety with George Holcomb assisting. The next meeting will be a leap year party February 29 for members and their wives.
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Thomas Pirnie
Twelfth Street
Montrose
Gordon Hughes
Peter Pan Club
George Holcomb
Fire alarm at home of Mrs. Rudolph Cepps
A Sunday fire department record notes a 12:30 a.m. alarm at the home of Mrs. Rudolph Cepps 1209 Third Street SE caused by a defective chimney igniting an adjoining partition. Damage was not extensive.
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Rudolph Cepps
Third Street
Boy Receives First Aid After Dish Accidents
Larry Michael, age 2, of 314 Thirty third Street NE, was treated at St. Luke's hospital Sunday evening for lacerations on his right hand after a broken dish. He did not remain in the hospital.
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Larry Michael
Thirtythird Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Stolen Overcoat and Trumpet Reported in Local Areas
J L Parker of 1705 Seventh Avenue SE told police his chinchilla overcoat gloves and scarf were taken from the Sokol hall between 10 a m and noon valued at 25. S M Tschantz of the CCC camp at Marion reported a silver plated trumpet stolen over the weekend.
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J. L. Parker
Seventh Avenue SE
Sokol Hall
Parker
M. Tschantz
CCC
Marion
Russell Freed After Brief Jones County Warrant Arrest
G P Russell age 38 of 1233 Third Street NW was arrested at 730 PM Sunday by police at the request of the Jones County sheriff who said Russell faced a warrant charging false utterance of a check. He was released within hours after arrest, and a prior similar arrest also ended quickly.
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G. P. Russell
Third Street
Jones County
Russell
Woman Leaps From Train Near Death in Wisconsin
Mrs Jeannette Nelson a 32 year old Chicago woman leaped from a speeding Hiawatha train as it crossed Wisconsin. She lay near death after her body struck the frozen ground near Maulton. The Chicago St Paul train backed up six miles before her unconscious form was found.
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Maulton
Wis
Jeannette Nelson
Chicago
Hiawatha
Wisconsin
Here
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O'Meara
Andersons Entertain
Prosperity Party
Josm Hermann
Sab
Values
Be Syndicate
First Avenue SE
Prosperians
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
C.R
Board OF Home For Aged
C. W. Reames
Beethoven
Larry McKay
Beta Sigma Phis
Rev
Campbell
A. J. Murrays
Joyce Schirm
Leo W. Larson
Higley Avenue
PANOR
Second Street SE
Nurito
Norah A. Gott
C. R. Savings Bank
LETT
Millinery Mart
Luberger
Jenny Lind
Wilton’s and
Up Velvets
Axminsters
Duncan Phyfe
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