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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1933

Page

2

Mr and Mrs. Vincent to be honored at Bradford dinner

Dr and Mrs Howell S. Vincent of Bradford New Hampshire, visiting Miss Caroline Soutter, will be guests of honor Friday at a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Poe at Country Club Drive SE. Mrs Poe and Mrs John Montague Ely will host, with Junior Art club members and their husbands attending. Mrs Vincent is a former Junior Art club member.

Howell S. Vincent Bradford N. H Caroline Soutter Arthur Poe Country Club Drive Poe John Montague Ely Art Club Vincent Junior Art Club

Dennis Family Heads to Chicago Skating Meet

Mr and Mrs L D Dennis and their sons Larry and Robert of 1100 0 avenue NW travel to Chicago Friday morning to attend the championship skating meet at the Chicago Stadium on Saturday with the two sons set to compete.

L D Dennis Larry Robert Avenue NW Chicago Chicago Stadium

Camp Fire Leaders Attend National Institute in Des Moines

Miss Aliana Burr city Camp Fire executive and Miss Ardyce Wood side travel to Des Moines for the weekend national institute for Camp Fire guardians led by Miss Edith Kempthorne of the national office starting Friday evening.

Aliana Burr Ardyce Woodside Des Moines National Institute For Camp Fire Guardians Edith Kempthorne National Office

Ramsey Couple Plan Monthlong Miami Beach Trip

Mr and Mrs Addison J Ramsey of 225 Crescent Street SE will depart Saturday for Miami Beach Florida to spend the next month there on vacation.

Addison J Ramsey Crescent Street Miami Beach Fla

Indiana Couple To Stay With Poe On Country Club Drive

Mr and Mrs Robert S Sinclair of Indianapolis will arrive late this evening and stay the weekend with Mr and Mrs Arthur Poe at Country Club Drive SE.

Robert S. Sinclair Indianapolis Ind Arthur Poe Country Club Drive

Patriotic Fireside Tea at YWCA Honors Washington Birthday

The YWCA hosts a Sunday fireside tea from 4 to 6 pm featuring Washington's birthday tributes. Benjamin Franklin junior high students perform instrumental and vocal numbers and present a play. Mrs. F D Fillmore recalls a visit to Mount Vernon. L D R class from English Lutheran Sunday school serves tea in colonial attire with national colors.

YWCA Washington Benjamin Franklin Junior High School F D Fillmore Mount Vernon L. D

Luncheon Honors Mrs. Evans Before Waterloo Move

Memes of a luncheon club praised Mrs. Homer C. Evans who will move to Waterloo. At Mrs. F. L. Diserens home 2202 Upland Drive SE spring flowers adorned the table. Mrs. Evans received a colonial bouquet and a club gift. Mrs Stebke won the bridge prize.

Homer C. Evans Waterloo F. L. Diserens Upland Drive Evans Mr Diserens Marshal Hell G. Stebke Ha Old Horan Howard Horan E. E. Shenefelt AH Beileau Hugh White Stebke Bridge

Mata Chapter 415 OES Card Party at Macaii Sat

Mata Chapter No. 415 OES hosts a card party at Macaii on Saturday evening. Members, officers, and spouses attend, with open fireplace in the CCP area. Fire safety noted as members expect a turnout of over 250.

Mata Macaiiba Took Cro Sevn Mons Bk Faun Joan Rilian Ata Dorothy Cart Fay & Hoard

Milwaukee Women’s Club Card Party Planned

The Milwaukee Women’s Club hosts a card party at the clubrooms with five hundred games and prizes. The Maccabees Cedar Rapids Court No 29 and Junior Maccabees hold initiation Saturday at 2 pm in Moose Hall followed by a Washington party.

Milwaukee Club Milwaukee Womens Club Cedar Rapids Court Moose Hall Washington Parts

Festival Lodge Of Mt Hermon Attends Annual Event

More than 500 persons attended the Mount Hermon lodge No 263 festival program on Thursday evening. Coe college dramatic students presented two plays directed by Miss Laura Pearle Stewart. The Coe Girls Glee Club sang two groups under Miss Catherine Adams. After the program the evening ended with dancing and refreshments as Conrad Stookey presided and welcomed guests.

Mount Hermon Lodge No 263 Coe College Laura Pearle Stewart Girls Glee Club Catherine Adams Conrad Stookey

Shower Honors Julia Shimek on Upcoming Marriage

Mrs Frank Shimek hosts a Wednesday shower for daughter Julia on the eve of her marriage to Lamir Horak. Attendees include numerous relatives and friends such as Mesdames Bohnec Chmelicek Doupnik Ulch, Pecina Havlik Stanek and many others. Refreshments were served as gifts were presented.

Frank Shimek D Street Julia Lamir Horak Frank Bohnec Joseph Chmelicek Joseph Doupnik Jennie Joseph Ulch Bernice John Machacek Wendl Topic Alfred Simmett A Polehna M Polehna Vilma V Pecina L. Anthony J Blazek Elmer Hendrickson Montague Mary Horak F Kubik Joe Topinka Frank Backer S Travnicek Ed Hach W Tampir Frank Tvyrdik Daugghter Marguerite Tefer Helen R. Richter Joe Kopecky George Christie Emil Khimner Mary Adolph Stoner Joe Jakubcik Ludmilla Steven Betehred Bessie Dorinik Elsie Belehrad Viola Bohac Mary Uleh Libbie Popelka Evelyn Popelka Mildred Chmelicek Frances Stanek Elsie Shimek Mr. Shimek

Carrie Morcombe Society Dinner Draws Fifty Attendees

Regular meeting led by President Nellie Bloomquist included patriotic singing, acrobatic and Spanish dances, accordion numbers, and two guitar solos. A February birthday table featured a cake with red candles as members and families enjoyed the evening.

Carrie Mrcombe Sharlotte Minhardt Bliss Olga Grafter James Bredell Wedine Dempsy Jones Lau Cheetenseen Princes Sankot Cattie Moreombt Society

Eighteenth Birthday Party for Eleanor Koutnik in Toast

A Wednesday evening gathering at Eleanor Koutnik’s home celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by six of her classmates. Guests included Libbie Stodola Frances Capek Silvan Majewski Anne Verteiko Irene Severa Elsie Dvorak Agnes Mach Maxine Koutnik and others who shared a luncheon served by Mrs. Joseph Klepach.

Eleanor Koutnik Joseph Klepach Libbie Stodola Frances Capek Silvan Majewski Anne Verteiko Irene Severa Elsie Dvorak Agnes Mach Maxine Koutnik Gerald Olmstead LeLess Jones Wendl Vo

Couple Celebrates Anniversary With Bunco and Gifts

Mr and Mrs Guy Shultz were surprised at 343 Second Avenue SW on their wedding anniversary. Friends hosted Bunco with prizes to Mr and Mrs Cecil McKinney, Mrs Carl Prabel, and Glenn Wilson. gifts were given to the Shultzs. Attendees included Mr and Mrs McKinney, Mr and Mrs Max Philips, Mr and Mrs James Gourley, Mr and Mrs Carl Prabel, Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilson, and Mr and Mrs Harley Simon.

Guy Shultz Second Avenue SW Bunco Cecil McKinney Carl Prabel Glenn Wilson Shultz McKinney Max Philins James Gourley Genn Wilson Harley Simon

Jolly Neighbor Club Elects Officers After Picnic

The Jolly Neighbor club elected new officers Thursday at a picnic dinner hosted by Mrs Lester Scott on Thirty-second Street NE. Elected were Mrs Harley O Connor president Mrs John Leonard vice president and Mrs Harold Packingham secretary and treasurer. Prizes at balance were won by Mrs Pauline Wright of Lost Nation a guest of the club and Mrs Ray O Brine. The next meeting will be March 2 with Mrs O Connor.

Jolly Neighbor Club Lester Scott Thirty-second Street Harley O'Connor John Leonard Harold Packingham Bance Pauline Wright Lost Nation Ray O'Brine O'Connor

Senior Degree of Honor Club hosts picnic supper

The senior group of Star No. 4 Degree of Honor Protective association juveniles met at Mrs. Emma Burmeister's home for a picnic supper. Marjorie Field and Bernard Dyson joined the club. Valentines exchanged and banco played. The next meeting is set at Catherine and Bernard Dyson's home 1525 Sixth Street NW with a 6 30 picnic supper. The junior group meets at Moose hall February 25 at 2 pm.

Star No. 4 Degree of Honor Protective Association Emma Burmeister Marjorie Field Bernard Dyson Valentines Banco Catherine Sixth Street Moose Hall

P T A Meetings Edgewood and Founders Day Observed

The Edgewood P T A will meet Friday at 7 30 p m with Rev Arthur A Brooks as speaker plus accordion selections and a Founders day program during social hour refreshments will be served. Woodrow Wilson P T A observed Founders Day with seventy five members. Mrs G L Kibler introduced speakers and readings highlighted the 1897 opening address by Mrs Birney and talks on education and Founders' meaning.

Edgewood Edgewood No Arthur A Brooks Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson P G L. Kibler Theodore Birney S Temple Washington D. C Birney C A Love Council Jennie Post Leroy Krejel Carl Landergott Charlotte Burlingham Frances Brown Edith Ludwig Jane Houghton Henrietta Frank Bernice Orend George Felsler Sylvian Chada George Peacock E Russell Girls’ Glee Club

Founders Day Observances Highlight P T A Meeting

Gladys Thomann sang My Tribute for the Wilson P T A founders. Mrs. Charles Matthews explained the Jane Boyd Memorial and funds were pledged. 80 parents and teachers attended. Founders' day programs and birthday celebrations continued at Kenwood and Van Buren P T As with students, songs, tributes, and commemorations.

Lorraine Dieman E. C. Johnson D. L. Williams Earl Miller Hazel Craft Mabel Rugh Miriam Silseth H. Hall John Buchan Lillian Serbousek Hildur Anderson Thomas Hardiman Lorraine Hinton Leo Coombs

PT A Founders Day Celebrated With Candle Lighting

Mrs Alfred Schluntz presented a gift from the PT A and school for the kindergarten rug. The Founders Day service featured Mrs Loyd K McKee reading a Van Buren Pp, T A history and candle lighting for a large cake with thirty six yellow candles.

Alfred Schluntz Henry Copp P. T. A. and Nanna Nelson E. L. Russell J. Kralik R. J. Hurka F. W. Merrill H. Jensen Theodore Suchomel Loyd K. McKee The van Buren T. A McKee Mary Fults A. Owens R. McCreedy J. O. le Mar M. Alsever J. Gaskill E. L. Rus

Local Hosts Named For Event Involving McKee and Brown

Charge included Mrs Loyd K Mc Kee Mrs P H Brown Mrs R McCreedy and Mrs J O Le Mar with assistants Miss Adris Willson Miss Leone Burgert and Miss Nanna Nelson Hostesses listed include Mrs J O Le Mar Mrs J Gaskill Mrs A Schluntz Mrs M Alsever Mrs P H Brown and others Belfast population given as 475 000.

R. McCreedy R. Lane R. Renshaw Loyd McKee

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Mrs. H. S. Vincent Dennis NATL Institute Ramseys Sinclairs Malta Council Lire Korqeleing Guild Fects Mas Ravemond Atvori Peter Trent Paris Second Street Festival Lodge Mt. Hermon Mrs Frank Shimer Carrie Morcombe Society Nimbe Needhe Society Phattenay Ruth James Fifth Avenue Medneg Budsater Valentine Helen Jamessen Dorris Creswell Hotel Roosevelt Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Association Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men Roosevelt Serpentine Ar T . Wright, Jr Edna Dieman O’connor P. T. A. Meetings Gladys Thomann Wilson P. T A George Feisler Milton Tucker William Dutrt Rell Joe Kralik Laura Turner Tom Stastny Kenwood Glee Club M. C. Kehne S. L. Meyers J . Shepard A. G. Thurman National Congress of Parents and Teachers Tyler School Jane Boyd W M Rose W. W . Crabbs C B. Roberdee Robert Hersom S L. Myers L. P. Mills W. W White Alice Birney Phoebe van Buren P. ‘T. A Charles Rocarck Milo Vrba Donald Chadima Bobby Suchomel Ray Carlyle Thomas Kelley Dean Orr Donna Davis Betty Stangier Libby Fikers Betty Lou Rogers Virginia Lynn Mable Wilkinson Maxine Bruce Leslie Westfall Clifford Jensen Ruth Dill Mary Williams Fern Mrstik Bernard Gallagher Luella Iola Jones Donna Jean Temple Dorothy Konigsmark Maxine Evans Lillian Kelley Mary Jane LeMasters Margaret Kost John E. Lapes Ave. E Second Avenue Stieff CO Baltimore Old Reliable Silversmiths Betsy Patterson Betsy Patterson Plain Paramount Theater Bovson Devel Pear Second Street SE Sell S. E. Temple A. Schluntz Belfast Cedar Rapids Gazette Aprona Dresel Cedar Rapids
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