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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1937

Page

22

Streamlined Party Takes Its Passengers to Winter Resort

Cedar Rapids Community Players hosted a Streamlined Party at the Country Club with more than 100 dining attendees and about three times that number dancing from 8:30 to midnight. The lounge was decorated as a winter resort with depot like details and a Shack replica. Hosts and committees listed included Mrs. James L. Cooper and Edwin H. Wadsworth. Several pre parties and gatherings honored local residents bound for trips, including West Indies cruises and Europe, with multiple guests noted.

Country Club Cedar Rapids Paniuilar Acadante Cnot City of Denver Robert B. Davis Lael Abbott Eugene M. Pinney James L. Cooper Edwin H. Wadsworth J. Max Widmer Franklin Battin Dean Stauffacher Donald P. Barnes Clare R. Marshall Hazel Brown Neil Montgomery H. Gordon DeLay Wallace Darling O. H. Tousey John B. Turner II Deane L. Adams G. H. Cornwell Betty Neuzil B. P. Lattner Marian Galloway Edwy J. Clapp van Vechten Shaffer Gladyce Getz Joe Cohen Henry M. Files Blake Boulevard Crescent Street Jack Walsh Iowa City Darlings Turners Twenty-fifth Street Drive Turner David Turner Twenty Third Street Drive James Y. Canfield Second Avenue SE J. Hamilan Bell Knollwood Drive

Honors Visitor From Denver At Luncheon Party

Mrs. C. L. Douglass hosted a noon luncheon at 549 Knollwood Drive SE in honor of Eva N. Benson of Denver who is wintering with Mrs. Imogen Emery at 361 Twentieth Street SE. Guests included Ce dar Rapids and Mitchell South Dakota visitors and local families. A separate note mentions Mrs. Henry Ristine and daughter Mary Sue planning a two month California visit, while Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Waples and daughter Diane head to Miami Beach with Washington, D. C. stopovers en route.

C. L. Douglass Knollwood Drive Eva N. Benson Denver Colo Imogen Emery Twentieth Street Henry Ristine Second Avenue SE Mary Sue California F. C. Waples Forest Drive Diane Miami Beach Fla Washington, D. C

Dr Russell Guest In Macy Home Honored At Dinner

Dr Nelson Vance Russell of Washington DC former Coe College faculty spent the weekend at Prof C Ward Macy 1935 Blake Blvd SE. He spoke at the Iowa history conference in Iowa City on Saturday. A group of friends gathered at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food shop for a dinner in his honor then returned to the Macy home for bridge.

Nelson Vance Russell Washington, D. C Coe College C. Ward Macy Blake Boulevard Russell Iowa City Clara Robinson Macy Bridge

Delta Gammas Plan Cedar Rapids Alumnae Tea

Delta Gamma members in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas are invited to a tea Friday at 2 30 p m at Miss Betty Davis’s home 1948 First Avenue East where a local alumnae group will be organized. Call 6018 to respond and assistants are Mrs Clare R Marshall Mrs Edwy J Clapp and Mrs Ernest W Anderson.

Delta Gamma Cedar Rapids Betty Davis First Avenue Delta Ernest W. Anderson Frank C. Byers Harrison E. Spangler L. T. Jackson Sumner D. Quarton Milton G. Bryan James H. Yuill Henry Hamilton Robert Tarpy Dorothy Munger J. T. Grayston Ruth Eleanor Matson Chester M. Salter Harold Hawthorne Cecily Cocker Bertram Puckett Marie Jeffrey Jane Lady Clyde Tull Mount Vernon

Buser Family Heads to Florida and More Local Notes

Mr and Mrs Frank L Buser and their daughter Miss Vivien leave for Florida visiting Daytona Beach and Miami Beach before April. Mr and Mrs F D Hutchinson travel to Los Angeles then Panama Canal cruise to New York returning mid April. Pi Beta Phi alumnae host luncheon. White Cross society and Junior Art club meet with speakers on neutrality and art topics. Mrs Haven Y Simmons discusses neutrality. Mrs Paul S Ray assists. Mrs Matthew Tschirgi and daughter Miss Mattie Tschirgi depart for Bradenton for the winter.

Frank L. Buser Avenue Vivien Buser Florida Daytona Beach Esther Olmsted Second Avenue SE Haven Y. Simmons F. D. Hutchinson Park Terrace SE Los Angeles Calif Panama Canal New York City Emmett Hutchinson Mrs. Berg East Orange N. J Pi Beta Phi W. Craven Shuttleworth Paul S. Ray

First-Week Kindergartners Start School Year 1954

Three children from the class of 1954 pose with homework and new classroom routines. Lois Sue Welch of 2030 Bever Avenue SE leans on her hand and jokes about balancing art with education. Billy Boyd McCullough of 1809 Ridgewood Terrace SE says school work will be a snap after mastering spelling. Morgan Jacob Foster Jr. of 2249 Washington Avenue SE works on complex letters, predicting learning will be as easy as ABC.

Lois Sue’ Welch John M. Welch Bever Avenue Lois Sue Billy Boyd McCullough J. Renwick McCullough Ridgewood Terrace SE Morgan Jacob Foster, Jr Morgan J. Foster Washington Avenue SE ABC Master Foster

Bachelors Ball Set For February 20 At Cedar Rapids Club

The Bachelors' club plans its second annual dinner dance on February 20 at the Cedar Rapids Country club with about 300 invitations issued midweek. Iowa City eight piece orchestra will perform from 10 to 2, plus special entertainment. Committee members include Stevan Smith John Carey Frank Fratcher James Bever and John Vavra.

Bachelors’ Club Cedar Rapids Country Club Frank Fratcher Iowa City Stevan Smith John Carey James Bever John Vavra al Allen Richard Lord Herman Strasburger George Lindsay R. D. Proctor

Territorial Highways and Byways Talk by D A R Historian

Mrs. Sarah Paine Hoffman of Iowa City Iowa state historian of the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution will speak on Territorial Highways and Byways at a Ashley chapter D A R meeting Saturday afternoon at the Woman's club home Delegates to the Continental Congress to be held in Washington D C in April will be elected Hostesses include Mrs Hugh E Rick Mrs H E Blasier Mrs E D Hardwick Miss Mary Dickey Mrs F S Snyder and Mrs M E Witt.

Sarah Paine Hoffman Iowa City Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution Ashley Chapter Woman’s Club

Engles To Leave On Eastern Trip For Speaking

Paul Engles and his wife prepare for an eastern speaking tour with engagements in Granville Detroit Pittsburgh Boston West Point Rochester and more. They plan several weeks in New York then a visit to Gabriel Newburger in Coral Gables Florida.

Paul Engle East Engle

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R. W. Rinderknecht Dr. Russell Delta Gammas Frank Busers Miss Buser White Cross Society Ramseys The Addison J. Ramsey Crescent Street SE Miss Olmsted’s F. D. Hutchinsons PI Phi Tschirgi Matthew Tschirgi Miss Mattie Tschirgi Bradenton, Fla Thompson Alec Douglas Jean Douglas Cobourg Ontario Canada Commonwealth Apartments Douglas Buffalo N. Y Miss Douglas Madison Wis University of Wisconsin U. W Nadia Thorpe Eighth Avenue SE O. J. Elsenbast Grande Avenue SE John R. Battin Alvin T. Nelson Third Avenue SW Gayle Giblin Marie Antoinette Zweig Joanna Hagey Fourth Avenue Dorothy Lillick Europe L. D. Weld Chicago D.A.R Ashley Paul Engles Mrs. Deacon W. M. Deacon Miss Sneath Mrs. McGregor Jeanette Sneath Skookumchuck British Columbia A. W. McGregor B Avenue NE Bixlers Ingram Bixler Olga Tapper C. T. Hickok Shakespeare Club Fifth Avenue SE Richard II Philbrick Cone Mary E. Cone Caroline J. Philbrick Seattle Wash Marvin D. Cone
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