Dinner Parties Mark Day's Social Events
The article lists social gatherings on a Friday evening including a birthday dinner for Mrs. Br. W. Montgomery and entertainment at 2336 Linden drive SE. Rose Marie Doty hosts a dinner at Bishop's cafeteria with theater party after, inviting several young socialites. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boijeau host a bridge club gathering after a Dutch treat dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. W. Montgomery
Woodland Drive
Neil Montgomery
Montgomery
Linden Drive
Rose Marie Doty
Roy Doty
First Avenue E
Bishop's Cafeteria
Valentine
Nancy Green
Marion Toms
Sally Stamats
Janet Crabbe
Corinne Hendrickson
Tommy Pickford
Sutherland Dows
Johnny Bob Horton
David Darling
Gordon Fennell, Jr
Bill Simmons
A. H. Boi Jeau
Forest Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Curtins Return From East After Visits and Wedding Guest
Mr and Mrs Ernest W Curtin return from a month in New York City and New England with their sister in law Mrs J Clark Curtin Jr of Sutton Manor New York staying ten days. They attended the wedding of Vassilka Petrova and Le Grand Griswold on Feb 2 in New York City with bridal attendants Mrs Curtin and Louis Pierre Griswold. Griswold a former Oxford graduate and explorer plans to reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Curtin
Third Avenue Road
New York City
New England States
Inlaw
J. Clark Curtin, Jr
Sutton Manor
New York
Curtins
Vassilka Petrova
Cedar Rapids
le Grand Griswold
James Addison Logan
Washington, D. C
LeGrand C. Griswold
City Hall
Curtin
Louis Pierre Griswold
Washington
Griswold
Oxford University
England
Indo- China
Mrs. Fred J. Kluss Hosts Luncheon Gathering
Mrs. Fred J. Kluss of 245 Twenty third Street Drive SE entertained ten guests at a Thursday noon luncheon. Among the visitors was Mrs. James Porter of Los Angeles visiting her daughter Mrs. W. M. Denni son and Mr. Dennison at 207 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Kluss
Twenty Third Street Drive
James Porter
Los Angeles
W. M. Dennison
Dennison
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Dr and Mrs Murray Headed to California for Several Weeks
Dr and Mrs Frederick G Murray of 1829 B Avenue NE depart by motor for a southern California stay of several weeks. They plan to visit Dr Murray's brothers Edward M Murray of Pasadena and David A Murray of Santa Monica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Murray
Avenue NE
California
Dr. Murray
Edward M. Murray
Pasadena
David A. Murray
Santa Monica
Mrs. C. H. Chandler Sails to California for Three Months
Mrs. C. H. Chandler of 857 Sixteenth street SE departed Thursday for Los Angeles to spend three months there, according to a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Chandler
Sixteenth Street
Los Angeles
Mrs Robert Hanson to Be Honored At Neighborhood Party
Mrs Robert Hanson formerly Miss Rhea Wolfe will be honored at a neighborhood miscellaneous shower Friday at the home of Mrs George Kosek Hawthorne Hill 3040 Carroll drive SE Twenty four guests attend from local and out of town including Mrs Ernest Lawman of Manchester and Miss Jean Lawman of Iowa City The event followed a prior shower for the couple at Mrs QO Wiedersberg’s home with cards dancing and moving pictures taken by Paul Hanson and 68 guests served in the recreation room with valentine themed decorations and cake favors later provided by several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanson
Rhea Wolfe
George Kosek
Hawthorne Hill
Carroll Drive
Ernest Lawman
Manchester
Jean Lawman
Iowa City
Hanson
R. Barnhart
E. Seegar
G. Buckley
Robert Smith
H. E. Rosenberg
D A R Junior Group Hosts Potluck and Bridge Night
Mrs John T Hecker hosted Mayflower chapter D A R junior group at 1803 First Avenue East with a potluck supper and bridge party marking their regular social meeting Prizes were won by Mrs George Smith Mrs Walter Cash and Miss Louise Safley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hecker
First Avenue E
Mayflower
George Smith
Walter Cash
Louise Safley
Mrs Fred Higley Hosts Luncheon Club at Home
Mrs Fred M Higley of 857 Sixteenth Street SE hosted her luncheon club at her home Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Higley
Sixteenth Street
Trinity Methodist Camp Fire Dinner Highlights Guardians
The Camp Fire group at Trinity Methodist Church held its annual dinner with guardians and assistants present. Guardians reported on the five groups comprising 44 girls as Mrs H N Steele led the business meeting and valentine themed table decor graced the event with attendees including several named guardians and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
E. B. Rohn
Norman Sheldon
H. N. Steele
Trinity Church
A. Anderson
A. L. Hinton
F. L. Bakerney
Steele
Virginia Harover
Ann Robertson
Betty Jeanne Ensign
Sarah Ainsworth
Donald Rogers
Sheldon
Rohn
C. H. Newman
J. H. Woodside
Marshall Harmon
Stewart Shank
V. A. Koffron
W. T. Abernathy
Paul Gard
Women Voters Broadcast On WSUI in Iowa City
A League of Women Voters program will air on WSUI Iowa City Saturday from 10 to 10 15 a m Mrs Joseph E Baker president and Mrs Theodore John treasurer will present a sketch Your Neighbor s Child written by Mrs Don Lewis of the Iowa City league
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
WSUI
Iowa City
Joseph E. Baker
Iowa City League
Theodore John
Don Lewis
Helen K Stark Recital Of Voice Pupil Selections At Home
Helen K Stark presents a recital by her voice pupils Saturday at 3 p m in her home studio 2016 Fourth Avenue SE Accompanist Betty Jean Stephenson includes works by Schubert Debussy and Mozart among others featuring students such as Carolio Benardani Marilyn Schrimper and Alice Barnett in a varied program plans indicate a formal student showcase at a private venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kacena Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
Betty Jean Stephenson
Schubert Fileen Feith
Carolio Benardani
Twilight Mitchell
June Thomsen
Abandonnee
Taylor Sainte Marguerita
Grant Schaefer
Hahn Tila Patr
Requiem Vila Pitt
Homer So
Vinis
Lise’ Rogers Die Forelle
Schubert Marilyn Schrimper
Shepherd
Lane-Wilson
Lavender
Patricia Kelly
Westie
Schubert
Schubert Ave Maria
Schubert Wohin
Schubert Elda Albrecht
Shan
Alice Barnett
Lucille Harris
Mozart Guinse Alfini
Mozart
Schumann
Women Voters Benefit Tea Held After New Year
League of Women Voters members enjoyed a benefit bridge tea Thursday afternoon at Mrs. J. T. Taylor home 1921 Fourth Avenue SE. Committee chairs were Mesdames L. P. Davis W. C. Benesh Charles Bode and H. E. Henderson. Table decor featured valentines with red tapers and a large centerpiece. Mrs. J. P. Mills led the tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
J. T. Taylor
Fourth Avenue SE
L. P. Davis
W. C. Benesh
Charles Bode
H. E. Henderson
J. P. Mills
Cou ples Class Holds Picnic at YMCA
About 40 members of the Couples class of the First Christian church met at the YMCA Thursday evening for a picnic supper. Hosts included Mrs. F. W. Oxley Mr. and Mrs H D Wingert Mrs Cora Fisher and Mr and Mrs J A Bundy. President Mrs R J Brown led the business meeting with games arranged by the social committee and prizes awarded to Mrs J A Geiger and Mr Bundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
F. W. Oxley
H. D. Wingert
Cora Fisher
J. A. Bundy
R. J. Brown
C. J. Delp
Jay W. Hesser
G. Faaborg
J. A. Geiger
Bundy
Dessert bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Bristow in Seattle area
Mrs Allan G Bristow hosted a Valentine themed dessert bridge luncheon at her 800 Wellington St SE home Wednesday. Guests included Mesdames Sysel Pfautz Herwig Vorel Trachta Fottral and Kacer. Prizes were won by Mrs Syse and Mrs Vorel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan G. Bristow
Welliington Street
Valentine
Frank Sysel
Willard Pfautz
Homer Herwig
Charles Vorel
Leo J. Trachta
Gerald Fottral
Jerry Kacer
Syse
Vorel
Weekend guest Miss Margaret McClinton visits Jeanne Hruska
Miss Margaret McClinton of Wilmette NL is a weekend guest of Miss Jeanne Hruska at 1940 Bever avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McClinton
Wilmette, NL
Jeanne Hruska
Bever Avenue SE
P T A Meeting Addresses Child Money Guidance
Members of Buchanan and Johnson school PTA groups met at First Congregational church to hear Mrs. Helen Brown from the University of Iowa child welfare bureau discuss whether children should have money. She presented spending patterns and urged parents to teach budgeting for adult needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan and Johnson
First Congregational Church
Helen Brown
Child Welfare Bureau
University of Iowa
Cleo Marie Dubois Becomes Bride of C Richard Peterson
Miss Cleo Marie Dubois of Cedar Rapids became the bride of C Richard Peterson of Chicago at St Pauls church With Rev Charles J Bready officiating The ceremony featured music by Mrs E M Adams and Mrs Irving Ford A reception for 75 followed at the Commonwealth tea room The couple will reside at 401 Commonwealth apartments after February 14 Peterson is a Northwestern graduate The wedding drew many out of town guests from Illinois Iowa and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Marie DuBois
Cedar Rapids
Harry R. DuBois
Norway
C. Richard Peterson
Carl R. Peterson
Chicago
St. Paul’s Church
Charles J. Bready
E. M. Adams
Central City
Irving Ford
Marion
Marjorie Love
David Alexander
Milan E. DuBois
M. Anthony Foran
Commonwealth Tea Room
Peterson
Commonwealth Apartments
Coe College
Northwestern University
Sidney Breyer
George Meyers, Jr
Hostesses Honor Mrs Richardson in Diers Home
Misses Katherine Diers and Dorothy Leefers hosted guests Thursday at the Diers residence. The event honored Mrs. L. S. Richardson returning to St. Mary's Ohio after a city visit and Mrs. Paul Fidler on her recent wedding. Prizes went to Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. M. E. Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Diers
Thirty-sixth Street
Dorothy Leefers
Seventeenth Street
Diers
L. S. Richardson
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Paul Fidler
Richardson
M.E. Jenkins
Goldena Goldblatt
Jean Richardson
Carmen Grennan
Phyllis Rogers
Mardella Parrott
Bobbie Kuhn
Dorothy Carr
R. E. Waldron
M. E. Jenkins
Leo Holmes
Skyscrapers Club Meets At Patricia Benesh Home
The Skyscrapers club gathered Thursday afternoon at Patricia Benesh's home 2232 Grande Avenue SE. Refreshments were served. Members Geraldine Berg Harriet Bernstein Lois Edwards Velma Drake attended and guests Florence Churchill Ruth Shean attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyscrapers Club
Patricia Benesh
Grande Avenue SE
Geraldine Berg
Harriet Bernstein
Lois Edwards
Velma Drake
Florence Churchill
Ruth Shean
Bluff View Aid Luncheon Sets March Meeting
Mrs Walter Dunahugh hosted Bluff View Aid on Zika avenue NW with an all day meeting and luncheon. Attendees included Anna Hazerwinkle Theresa King John Kretschmar Otto Neville Anna Probst William Benner Lester Atwood Godfrey Milan Joe Dostal Jr Joe Hruby Ray Dunahugh Charles Sportel Lawrence Faulkner Carl Conrad Adelbert Williams Ruth Williams and others. The next gathering is planned March 6 at Mrs Hrubys home 217 Third street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dunahugh
Zika
Ruth Williams
Hruby
Third Street NW
Winter Trip Inspires Party at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Four hostesses from Cedar Rapids staged a cinema night at the Country Club recalling a winter trip to Hot Springs. Luella Balsiger Lenore Teply Agnes Hradecky and Mrs Ernest Kosek showed slides and colored photos, with red and white carnations and Czech dolls as decor. Prizes were won by Mrs C C Little and Kveta Vondracek while many couples and friends attended and shared refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Luella Balsiger
Lenore Teply
Agnes Hradecky
Ernest Kosek
C. C. Little
Kveta Vondracek
G. W. Stotser
John J. Vavra
Blanche Hazelton
Rosine Hemminger
Frank J. Vondracek
Alma Behrends
Ella Mae Stotser
John J. Hann
N. Harold West
Robert Locher
George Gohman
George Kosek
Roy Doty
John Donnelly
Ed Hollander
Gary Gohman
Oxford League Bobsled Party At Vern Haven Stables
Members of the Oxford league of St. Pauls Methodist church met at Vern Haven stables Wednesday evening for a bobsled party, then went to the home of Miss Ann Denkman for refreshments. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Houser, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Gouldin, Mr. and Mrs. Philip De Voe, Mr. and Mrs. James Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Nuzom, Mr. and Mrs. Warren McAllister, Leonard Iverson, Elena Hartzell, and Miss Denkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford League of St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Vern Haven Stables
Ann Denkman
J. D. Houser
R. E. Gouldin
Philip de- Voe
James Hill
Verne Olmstead
Arnold Nuzom
Warren McAllister
Leonard Iverson
Elena Hartzell
Miss Denkman
Loyal Workers Honor Mrs Severson at St Paul’s Methodist
The Loyal Workers class of St Pauls Methodist church honored Mrs G W Severson at a Thursday meeting at Miss Iaa Jefferys home 1941 Grande avenue SE. Ten members attended a picnic luncheon. Devo tions of the Lenten season were led by Miss Ruth Otto. The afternoon featured hymn singing. Harry G Hansen has taught the class for five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
G. W. Severson
Iaa Jeffrey
Grande Avenue SE
Ruth Otto
Harry G. Hansen
Jolly Neighbors Hold Day Meeting at Mrs Holmes Home
The group met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Roy Holmes house. Bunco was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ted O'Brien Mrs. Julia Hopker and Mrs. Harry Quinby. The next luncheon is set for February 23 at Mrs. Glen Johnson 122 Emerald avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Holmes
Bunco
Ted O’brien
Julia Hopker
Harry Quinby
Glen Johnson
Emerald Avenue SE
Chakintu Camp Fire Meeting At Guardian Home
Chakintu Camp Fire group met at the guardian Mrs. C Lawrence home on Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Canfield field secretary spoke about Camp Fire gowns. Members present included Lettie Jane Stewart Dorothy Fer Bow Joanne Nost and Virginia ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chakintu
the Guardian
C. Lawrence
Dorothy Canfield
Lettie Jane Stewart
Dorothy Fer Bow
Joanne Nost
Virginia Ice
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4389
Pattern 4389 available in women's sizes from 34 to 48. Size 36 dress requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send Fifteen Cents to Pattern Department Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West Seventeenth Street New York NY. Additional Ten Cents for latest Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pattern Department
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
New King's Daughters Junior Circle Formed
Mrs. A. E. Chase, Linn county president, organized a new Charity junior circle Tuesday evening. Officers are President Joan Wheeler, Vice President Miriam Armstrong, Secretary and Publicity Chair Betty Womacka, Treasurer Jean Riley. Members include Beth Veverka, Mary Jane Stephenson, Aletha Sebrecht, Maxine Nowadzky, Betty Botheris, Betty Curnutt. Malone Cross circle sponsors. Mrs. E. L. Riley is club mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Chase
Linn County
King’s Daughters
Charity Junior Circle
Joan Wheeler
Miriam Armstrong
Betty Womacka
Jean Riley
Beth Veverka
Mary Jane Stephenson
Aletha Sebrecht
Maxine Nowadzky
Betty Botheris
Betty Curnutt
Chase
Maltese Cross Circle
E. L. Riley
Jack Currell Honored On Fifth Birthday
Mrs. Robert Currell hosted a Valentine themed birthday party for her son Jack Currell on his fifth birthday. Attending were Janice Stokesberry Judith Stokesberry Sandra Miller Bobby Sadleir Diane Wagner Patty Du Toit Charlene Miller Johnny Drabelle Donny Kolda and Mesdames James Stokesberry John M Drabelle E H Beaven Sam Muller Ben Currell Fred Currell Stanley Kolda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Currell
Daniels Street
Jack
Valentine
Janice
Judith Stokesberry
Sandra Miller
Bobby Sadleir
Diane Wagner
Patty du Toit
Charlene Miller
Johnny Drabelle
Donny Kolda
James Stokesberry
John M. Drabelle
E. H. Beaven
Sam Muer
Ben Currell
Fred Currell
Stanley Kolda
Hope Circle Meeting At Mrs Collette Home Luncheon
Hope circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. R. W. Collette's home. Mrs. Leonard Lyon led the business meeting and Mrs. Lester Wright led devotions. The next gathering is planned at Mrs. Henry Houseman's residence on Twenty fourth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle of the King’s Daughters
R. W. Collette
Avenue
Leonard Lyon
Lester Wright
Henry Houseman
Twenty-fourth Street
Youth Training Links School and Employment Say League
Luther Fuhrmeister spoke at a meeting of the Child Welfare Department of the League of Women Voters describing the National Youth Association as a link between school and employment. About 250 local youths have enrolled for practical work training under supervisors with groups led by Catherine Crane of the YWCA and Elizabeth Bender at the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Department
League of Women Voters
Luther Fuhrmeister
National Youth Association
Catherine Crane
Elizabeth Bender
Eulalia Hauser Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Eulalia Hauser celebrated with a surprise party at her home 1537 Fifth Avenue SE on Thursday evening. Decorations featured valentine motifs and guests included Billie Hauser Miriam Suer Marie Kremish Otto Reimer George Driscoll Bob Norris Leo Lucas and Mr and Mrs Ernest Mickel and Mr and Mrs Don Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Billie Hauser
Miriam Suer
Marie Kremish
Otto Reimer
George Driscoll
Bob Norris
Leo Lucas
Ernest Mickel
Don Sloan
Mrs Starman Hosts S K Club Lunch Anniversary
Mrs John L Starman at 322 Fifth Avenue SW entertained S K club members for the organization 24th anniversary with Valentine decorations. Guests included Mesdames Fred Janish Joseph Holec Joseph Pardubsky Joseph Sedlacek and William Stirsky. Mrs Wes Mareza of Burlingame Calif sent greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Starman
Fifth Avenue SW
S. K
Valentine
Fred Janish
Joseph Holec
Joseph Pardubsky
Joseph Sedlacek
William Stirsky
Wes Mareza
Burlingame
Calif
Mrs Dishong Hosts Birthday for Son David
Mrs B K Dishong of 121 Twelfth Street NW entertained Friday afternoon in honor of her son David’s third birthday. Guests included Billy Beck Nancy Loudon Johnny and Betty Ann West Taddy Lawrence Peter Neill Judy Shepp Karen Stepanek and Bobby Irma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Dishong
Twelfth Street
David
Billy Beck
Nancy Loudon
Johnny
Betty Ann West
Taddy Lawrence
Peter Neill
Judy Shepp
Karen Stepanek
Bobby
Lirna
First Christian Dinner Speaker Highlights Confession Theme
Rev. Grant F. Anderson of the First Baptist church spoke at the First Christian church fellowship banquet. He presented A Confession I Heard before about 100 attendees, with group leaders Mesdames Daniel Safely Frank Ackerman G E King and Jay W Hesser directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant F. Anderson
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church Fellowship
Daniel Safely
Frank Ackerman
G. E. King
Jay W. Hesser
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E. W. Curtins
Mrs. Murray
Stahl
Milwaukee
Hladey
Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
Dial
Nzler
Mrs. Hecker
Fred Higley
Trinity Guardians
Women Voters
WSUL
Enzler
Es LaGarde
Monocraft
Second Ave
Third St
Speckin
Mrs. Bristow
P.T.A. Meetings
Buchanan -Johnson
John E. Lanes
Florist
Oxford League
Jolly Neighbors
Chakintu Camp
Jack Currell
Hope Circle
NBC
Prek
Nai
Jnal Biscuit Company
Women Voters’ League
Mrs. Starman
Mrs. Dishong
Son
Millinery
Third Street
3Rd Ave. SE
Kraft
Libby
RED
Green Giant
Nash
Texas
Idaho Bakers
Colorado McClures
OLD Plantation Coun1
van Camp
Canada
Frida
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