D A R Chapters Plan Washington's Birthday Luncheons
Daughters of the American Revolution chapters Ashley and Mayflower schedule Washington's Birthday observances with luncheons and programs. Ashley meets at the Roosevelt hotel with B B Hickenlooper speaking on The Life of Washington, followed by a luncheon and musical program and a Colonial play A Cup of China Tea. Mayflower hosts a luncheon at the Montrose Terrace room with Alex Miller of Des Moines as speaker and invites unaffiliated DAR members to attend.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Ashley
Mayflower
Roosevelt Hotel
Montrose
B. B. Hickenlooper
Linn County
Life of Washington
Roosevelt Room
Alex Miller
Des Moines
O. L. Szicar
Szicar
Ralph Walker
Earl Coffing
Harold Lockhart
H. D. Q’meara
J. C. Milner
Arthur L. Bye
Dolores Storrs
Koenig To Speak On Ethiopia At Ladies Literary Meeting
Dr Myron L Koenig of Coe college will discuss Ethiopia at the Ladies Literary club guest day Monday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Delbert Ashby 2520 Country Club Parkway SE The speaker joined Coe last fall after replacing Dr Nelson Vance Russell on leave in Washington D C Arrangements are led by Mrs Ashby and Mrs J K Von Lackum Each member may bring one guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron L. Koenig
Coe College
Ethiopia
Ladies Literary Club
Delbert Ashby
Country Club Parkway
Koenig
Coe
University of Iowa
Nelson Vance Russell
History Department
Washington, D. C
Ashby
J. K. von Lackum
Scribblers Club Meets at Cedar Rapids with Mrs Bell
The Scribblers club of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert P. Bell at 523 Knollwood Drive SE. Members include Mrs. James H. Yuill Mrs. J. L. Cooper Mrs. Wallace Darling Mrs. Clare R. Marshall Mrs. Bell Mrs. Neil Montgomery Mrs. Louis D. Burkhalter Jr. Mrs. H. Gordon DeLay Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Miss Eleanor Taylor.
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Scribblers Club
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Robert P. Bell
Knollwood Drive
James H. Yuill
J. L. Cooper
Wallace Darling
Clare R. Marshall
Bell
Neil Montgomery
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
H. Gordon DeLay
Ernest Anderson
Eleanor Taylor
Mrs Marshall Hosts Sewing Club Luncheon
Mrs. Clare R. Marshall of 355 Pleasant Drive SE will entertain sewing club members at a luncheon Monday at her home.
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Marshall
Clare R. Marshall
Pleasant Drive
Mrs Bolton Hosts Wednesday Card Club Luncheon
Mrs Malcolm V Bolton invites the Wednesday card club to meet at her home at 1820 Second Avenue SE for a luncheon this Wednesday.
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Malcolm V. Bolton
Second Avenue SE
Mrs. Ogden to Attend Chicago Women's Congress
Mrs. Ben Ogden of Cedar Rapids Iowa leads the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs economic problems committee at the third annual Women's Congress in Chicago's Palmer hotel. She plans to return Monday or Tuesday after the event.
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Ben Ogden
Fourth Avenue SE
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Palmer Hotel
Chicago
Ogden
Cedar Rapids
Monday Shakespeare Club Meets for Colonial Luncheon
Mrs. George M Newland hosts the Monday Shakespeare club at 1 p.m. at 1733 D Avenue NE. Mrs. H D Peters chairs the social committee. The lesson covers synopsis of act 1 of Coriolanus with act 2 assignment.
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Monday Shakespeare Club
George M
Newland
D Avenue
H. D. Peters
Coriolanus
Local families travel to Miami Beach for two week stay
Mr and Mrs Abe Bass of 1553 Washington avenue SE and Mr and Mrs Joseph Sinaiko of 2160 Blake boulevard SE left Saturday for Miami Beach Florida to spend the next two weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Bass
Washington Avenue SE
Joseph Sinaiko
Blake Boulevard
Miami Beach
Fla
Amateur Hour Party at Cedar Rapids Country Club
The Cedar Rapids Country club schedules an Amateur Hour party for February 29 in conjunction with a regular dinner and dance. The event features a Major Bowes style cast of club members, organized by the social committee led by Mrs. Edwin H. Wadsworth, promising lively entertainment.
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Major Bowes
Cedar Rapids
Reid Family Returns From Arizona Winter
Mr and Mrs John C Reid of 517 Vernon Drive SE returned Friday from Phoenix Arizona where they had been for the last several weeks They were joined there by Mrs Gordon Fennell of 1920 First Avenue BE and her son Gordon who will stay there for the rest of the winter.
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John C. Reid
Vernon Drive
Phoenix
Ariz
Gordon Fennell
First Avenue BE
Gordon
Mrs Warren Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs D W Warren returns home Saturday after visiting in Chicago with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ray Stannard Baker for the last several days.
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D. W. Warren
Chicago
S. D. W. Warrenty Carroll Drive
Ray Stannard Baker
Hamilton, II Heads to Miami withFamily Vacation Plans
John T. Hamilton II departs from 2845 Linden Drive SE Friday evening for Miami Florida to join his parents Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton who are vacationing there.
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John T. Hamilton, II
Linden Drive
Miami
Fla
James E. Hamilton
Mrs Boileau to Host Chapter HJ Event
Mrs A H Boileau 519 Forest Drive SE will entertain Chapter HJ of the P E O Monday at 2 pm. Mrs Dwight Krumholtz will assist the hostess. Mrs Morris Sanford will present the program An Afternoon of Poetry.
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A. H. Boileau
Forest Drive
Dwight Krumholtz
Morris Sanford
Junior League Meeting Postponed in Cedar Rapids
The Junior League of Cedar Rapids meeting scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed until February 25.
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Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Summers family sails to Savannah for three week visit
Mrs. Harry W. Summers and her son Herbert, with Mrs. Harry Williams of Davenport, left Saturday for Savannah Georgia to spend three weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan.
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Harry W. Summers
Linn Boulevard
Herbert
Harry Williams
Davenport
Savannah, Ga
Charles Duncan
Mrs Reid Hosts Bridge Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Harold Reid of Carlton apartments entertained her bridge club with a dessert luncheon on Friday. The game was played at two tables in the afternoon.
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Harold FE. Reid
Carlton Apartments
Mayflower D A R to Hear Mrs. Miller at Montrose Hotel
The Mayflower Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a Washington's Birthday meeting at the Montrose hotel with Mrs. Alex Miller of Des Moines serving as the secretary of state and featured speaker.
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Alex Miller
Des Moines
Mayflower
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Montrose Hotel
Eight Groups Of Woman's Club Meet During Week
Cedar Rapids Woman's club groups plan a week of events including History and Literature guest day with Ed win Markham life review, tea, and singing by Mrs. Basler. Other sessions cover Dutch treat lunch, fashion show, linens demo, china ware, and an international relations discussion.
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Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Wayne G. Basler
H. C. Ring
Edwin Markham
Margaret Fortsch
American Home Department
Killian Tea Room
Marguerite Herr
Killian’s
Max Janowsky
Sadie Vinch
Coe Women Students to Star in Colonial Ball
More than fifty Coe College women will participate in the annual Colonial ball to be held Friday at the men’s gymnasium. The article lists Esther Yothers and Jane O’Meara, sophomores and freshmen respectively, along with other seniors and juniors from addresses on Fourth and Second avenues SE, notes their parents, and mentions former Stephens College attendance.
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Coe
Esther Yothers
J. F. Yothers
Fourth Avenue SE
Jane O'Mearay
H. D. O’meara
Bever Avenue
Stephens College
Columbia
la von Buchanan
Norway
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
J. M. Nemecek
Nancy Shields
J. M. Shields
Third Avenue SE
Mary Gage
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
Reading Group Meeting At Miss Kemp Home
Miss Ruth Kemp of 1540 Third Avenue SE hosts the first section of the AAUW reading group Monday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs W W Walker will review A Visit to America by McDonald at her home.
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Ruth Kemp
Third Avenue SE
A, A
W. W. Walker
America
McDonald
Miss Hagey Hosts A U W Study Group Meeting
Miss E Joanna Hagey of 1029 Fourth Avenue SE will entertain the international relations study group of the A A U W Monday at 7 30 p m at her home Miss Miriam Lilseth will speak on Profits and Losses of War.
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E. Joanna Hagey
Fourth Avenue SE
Miriam Lilseth
Chapter FO meets Tuesday with Peschau hostesses
Chapter FO of the P. E. O. will meet Tuesday at 2401 Fourth avenue SE with Mrs. W. E. Peschau as hostess. Assistants include Mrs. Otto Ambroz Mrs. Leland Mahaffy and Mrs. Fred A. Winter. Miss Grace Lambert will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peschau
Fourth Avenue SE
Otto Ambroz
Leland Mahaffy
Fred A. Winter
Grace Lambert
Williams Visit To Grandmother In Davenport
David Williams arrives Saturday to visit his grandmother Mrs H B Hunting at 1857 Second Avenue SE Davenport. He is son of Mr and Mrs Harry Williams of Davenport and mentions his mother is visiting in the south.
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David Williams
Harry Williams
Davenport
H. B. Hunting
Second Avenue SE
South
Wednesday Social Club Plans Midday Meeting Picnic
The Wednesday Social club will meet Wednesday at 1 PM with Mrs. John Bruch at 351 Twentieth street SE for a picnic luncheon. Following lunch a meeting will be held and members will respond to roll call with current events.
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John Bruch
Twentieth Street SE
Social Fifty Picnic Meeting Schedule
The Social Fifty will meet Wednesday at 1 pm for a picnic luncheon. Hostess Mrs. William Leef ers invites attendees at 1535 Second Avenue SE.
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William Leefers
Second Avenue SE
Service Circle meeting announced in city notice
The Service Circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. Charles Klersey at 714 G Avenue NW on Thursday at 2 p.m.
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King's Daughters
Charles Klersey
G Avenue NW
Colonial Dances by Coe Girls at A A U W Meeting
Coe college physical education students will present a program of Colonial dances at a local A A U W branch meeting on Wednesday. The dances preview the Coe Colonial ball on February 21 following a dinner at the Montrose hotel. Reservations for the dinner should be made by calling Mrs. Joseph Kust at 2-5698.
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Department of Physical Education
Coe College
U W
Coe
Montrose Hotel
Joseph Kust
Tuesday Study Club Meets at Mrs Hall Home
Mrs. J J Hall hosts the Tuesday Study Club at 2 30 p m at 510 Forest Drive SE Her guest leader Mrs S N Harris reviews Famous Girls of the White House by Kate Dickinson in the program
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J. J. Hall
Forest Drive
S. N. Harris
The
White House
Kate Dickinson
B and P W to Host Old Fashioned Party Tuesday
The Business and Professional Women's club will host an old fashioned party Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel. The publicity committee sponsors the event. Members should bring white elephants for prizes. Refreshments will be served.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Clarke College Club Luncheon Held at Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Henry Choosky arranged the Clarke college club monthly luncheon Saturday in the Florentine room Roosevelt hotel. A business meeting and cards followed. About fifteen members attended. Miss Pauline Murray serves as club president.
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Henry Choosky
Clarke College Club
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Pauline Murray
Hesperian Club Meet At Annie Y Smith Home
The Hesperian club will meet at Annie Y Smith's home 514 Eighteenth Street SE on Monday evening with Mrs Elizabeth Stuart leading the program for the evening.
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Hesperian Club
Annie Y. Smith
Eighteenth Street SE
Elizabeth Stuart
Tri Delts Open Formal Party Season At Coe
Coe College hosts Delta Delta Delta formal in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel with blue and silver décor and a Colonial dance by Katharine Van Meter. The event features student musicians and a long guest list, including Dean Mary Bell and faculty members.
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Coe College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Katharine van Meter
Betty Jane Levsen
Catherine Timm
Edith Winn
Mary Bell
Paul S. Ray
J. F. Yothers
Alice B. Salter
Evelyn Street
Myron L. Koenig
Dorothy Faris
Janice Stangland
Betty Buckingham
Robert Perkins
Vernon Vietor
Dean Sheldon
John Ashby
Fred Parks
George Jamison
Robertson Little
Tom Jackson
Wallace Kammon
Gilbert Menzner
Harold Wright
Ray Polansky
LeRoy McLeod
Milford Delzell
David Barry
Robert Sauer
Don Galloway
David Munger
Richard Blahnik
Edward Lee
Dick Wager
Dick Preston
Curtis Wood
Robert Shearer
Robert Butikofer
Howard Risk
Charles Roberts
Harry Quinn
George Cockburn
George Baker
Edward Luglan
Robert Norris
Dexter Phelps
Culver Brooks
Vernon Stintzi
John Barger
Garth Hunter
Robert Hach
Richard Breitner
Bob Stansbury
Paul Colburn
Gordon Kaye
Albert Drake
Wilbur Aronson
William Whipple
Howard Schug
George Harless
Alpha Xi
Delta Sorority
Ben H. Peterson
Lynn E. Garwood
Alice Page
Betty Pritchett
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Dinner Picnic
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae with their husbands and friends held a picnic supper Saturday at 1950 Fourth Avenue SE hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Trewin. About twenty five guests attended. Margaret Larimer led planning with a committee including Mrs. Stewart Holmes and others assisting with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Margaret Larimer
Alumnae Association
Stewart Holmes
Glenn Devine
Atherton B. Clark
Harriet Sargent
Stanley Meek
R. F. Torstenson
Library staff honors Miss Kriz picnic
Iowa Masonic library staff will host a picnic supper at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jessie B. Dodds 2229 Bever avenue SE. The event honors Miss Agnes Kriz who will marry Arnold Vavra February 25. A gift will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Masonic Library
Jessie B. Dodds
Bever Avenue
Agnes Kriz
Arnold Vavra
Gue
Riz
P. E. O. Chapter DK to Meet Monday for Agriculture Talk
Chapter DK of P. E. O. will hold a gathering Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. W. C. Henning's home 1730 Second Avenue SE. Guest speaker Ray Anderson Cedar Rapids Gazette farm editor will discuss The March of Time in Agriculture. Hostesses are Mrs. Walter S. Newell Mrs. E. N. Helm and Miss Lida Tallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Henning
Second Avenue SE
Ray Anderson
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Walter S. Newell
E. N. Helm
Lida Tallman
Tri Delta Alliance To Sponsor Benefit Bridge Party
Tri Delta Alliance sponsors a benefit bridge party Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Iowa Electric Light and Power bungalow. Prizes will be awarded at each table and refreshments served. Members and guests should bring their own cards. Committee members include Mrs. A L Woggenthaler and Miss Margaret Pratt. Officials are Mrs. Byron McKeeley president Miss Margaret Sundberg vice president Mrs. Marie Patrick secretary and Miss Edith Knox treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Jenkins
Tri Delta Alliance
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
A. L. Woggenthaler
Margaret Pratt
Byron McKeeley
Alliance
Margaret Sundberg
Marie Patrick
Edith Knox
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C. W. Boegel
P. C. Madison
I. C. Emery
J. E. Ives
Cc. L. Douglass
O. S. Johnson
H. H. Doolittle
W. A. Montgomery
Mary K. Fuller
C. H. Wilkins
Elizabeth Neff
Ohio
Montgomery
W. H. Morse
H. E. Henderson
F. P. Ralston
Bryan Cronbaugh
Hampton Lee Aust
Thelma Boegel
Robert C. Toms
Aust
Dr. Koenig
Ladies Literary Meeting
Mrs. Bolton
Country Club
John C. Reids
Arizona
John Hamilton, II
Boileau
Mrs. Reid
Mayflower Chapter
Tetaer Vorabes Ane
Meara
AR Cut
Thompson
Mary Gag Eee
United States
Frank Gates
Woman's Club Chorus
Social
A.A.U.W
P. W
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
Kriz
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