Co E Eds Entertained By Business and Professional Women
After a patriotic dinner at the Hotel Montrose the Business and Professional Women's club hosted Coe College dancers. Coe students Josephine Althouse Catherine Cooper and others performed colonial numbers with accompanists Ruth Webster and Lorraine Dieman. Cards and dancing followed. prizes went to Lillian Dinsdale Hope Kurtz and Marjorie Augustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Business and Professional Women's Club
Department of Physical Education For Women
Coe
Coe College
Josephine Althouse
Catherine Cooper
Marguerite Hyten
Margaret McFadden
MariAnne Huehsch
Edith Benson
Corinne Campbell
Betty Carruthers
Barbara Clausen
Virginia Drake
Lucretia Lille Ruth Mabon
Janetta Merritt
Mildred
Art department luncheon and home program in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Austin N Palmer invited members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club art department to her Ausadie apartments Tuesday afternoon for a program followed by tea. The tea table featured white sweet peas and was poured by Mrs W Mickel and Mrs A B Van Dyke. Earlier the art department held its usual luncheon at the clubhouse with hostesses Mrs W Luger, Mrs L H Strokna and Mrs S R Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin N Palmer
Ausadie Apartments
Art Department
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna Lilly Honored at Luncheon for 86th Birthday
Mrs Anna Lilly was complimented at a luncheon by her daughter Mrs Is F Halpin at 1731 Fourth Avenue SE. Guests included Mrs E W Bunger Mrs John Ristin Mrs J L Sherman Mrs H Milligan Dr Anna A Smith Mrs F P Shean Mrs W H Caryl Mrs I Rodibaugh Mrs G O Runkle and Miss Ella Merriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lilly
Is. F. Halpin
Fourth Avenue SE
E. W. Bunger
John Ristin
J. L. Sherman
H. Milligan
Anna A. Smith
F. P. Shean
W. H. Caryl
I. Rodibaugh
G. O. Runkle
Ella Merriman
Barclay J Moon Hosts Club Night At Home
Mrs Barclay J Moon entertained a club of twelve at bridge Tuesday evening at 2058 Fifth Avenue SE. Dr and Mrs Xioon were hosts to the group at their home for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay J. Moon
Xioon
Ea Club
Bridge
D A R Speaker at Washington Birthday Dinner
Ash ley chapter Daughters of the American Revolution announces Prof H C Standift of Cornell College will speak on The American Revolution as Viewed by Present Day Historians at the Washington birthday celebration. A dinner will be served Thursday at 7 in the Hotel Montrose French room preceding the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr H C Standift
Cornell College
Washington
Ashley
Hotel Montrose
Dr Stanclift
Lewis Mull To Be Officers Guests At Washington Dinner
Guests of honor for the Lin county Reserve Officers dinner dance at 7 p m Thursday in the Memorial building include Col Converse R Lewis University of Iowa professor of military science and tactics and Col O W Mull commanding officer 333rd field artillery Davenport. Principal speaker will be Col C B Robbins Cedar Rapids former assistant secretary of war. A Waterloo group arriving includes Lieutenants Virgil L Lewis James L Turnbull Horace Pike Charles G Pelton and W L Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lin County
Reserve Officers Association
Memorial Building
Col Converse R. Lewis
University of Iowa
O W Mull
333Rd Field Artillery
Davenport
Col
C B Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Virgil L Lewis
James L. Turnbull
Horace Pike
Charles G Pelton
W L Moody
Scheming Six play by St Theresa circle at IC school
Members of St Theresa's circle of the Immaculate Conception church sponsor a play The Scheming Six Thursday at 2pm in the IC school auditorium A small admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Theresa's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
I C
Marie Busler
Mary Margaret Hoff
Agnes Ernst
Margaret French
Winifred Ryan
Patricia McHugh
Janice Mealey
Helen Ruth Becker
Betty Giblin
Eleanor Healy
Betty Jane Sanders
Eugenia Kelly
Beldase
Barbe
Maxine Winke
Lorraine Korso
Women club party features Flags as theme at Montrose Terrace
The C and N W Womens club and the Rapids club joint spon sored a card party for members and friends at the Terrace in Montrose on Tuesday evening. Hostess Mrs John L Burgar was assisted by several ladies including Mrs Harry Teahen and Mrs James Nedvid. Prize winners were Atbridge, Mars, Sweenms, and Butterfield with Frank Dan burs and Helen Sheet among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids Club
Montrose
John L Burgar
Harry Teahen
James Nedvid
Charles Wrangett
William Blum
James Thoman
R Mikeseil
Wubur Watt
Sarah Leung
Frances Trial
Atbridge - Mins Mars
Sweenms
Carl Butterfield
Fred Flemming
BO Biker
Frank Danburs
Helen Sheet
FA Morris
Jen Wellner
Jerome Lewis
Koel
Local Charity Party Welcomes Arnold Larson Guests
Arnold Larson hosted a small gathering at 1809 Mallers Street SW. Attendees included Alma Janko and Lenore Teples who won prizes. Miss Fra Larson and Miss Pauline Larson traveled from out of town. Others listed were Miss Joe Noverny Wiss Alma Simanek and Miss Roe Pada. Noreen Mr Hatay of Nor Wak Calf arrived Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Arnold Larson
Mallerseet
Teidee
Alma Janko
Lenore ‘Teples
Fra Larson
Cozgon
Pauline Larson
Napwas
Mars Joe Noverny Wiss
Alma Simanek
Mis Roe Pada
Min Princes Noreen Y
Czech Society Concert Draws 225 Attendees
About 225 members and friends attended a courtesy concert by the Beethoven club before the Czech Fine Arts society in the Benjamin Franklin school auditorium. Soloists were Lucy Bushnell Ambroz and Ruth Ebling Massey. A string trio and the Beethoven chorus conducted by Helen Kacena Stark performed with enthusiastic response and an encore Czech melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Czech Fine Arts Society
Benjamin Franklin School
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Ruth Ebling Massey
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Maxine Boece
Virginia Paul
Beethoven Chorus
Helen Kacena Stark
Boyson Family Plans March 1 Wedding in Iowa City
A dinner at the Commonwealth tea room honored Miss Ruth Boyson and her fiancé Raymond Stevenson of Iowa City who are to wed March 1. Guests included Ruth and Raymond, Mr and Mrs H N Boyson, Mr and Mrs Culbert Boyson and daughter Marilyn, and Russell Boyson. Bridge games continued the evening as Mrs F W Hubbell of Des Moines, visiting, planned a buffet supper at 2121 Linden Drive SE hosted by Carl F Jordan for sixteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Boyson
Wallace Boyson
Commonwealth Tea Room
Ruth Boyson
Raymond Stevenson
Iowa City
H VN Boyson
Jesse Travis
Culbert Boyson
Mariulyn
Russell Boyson
F W Hubbell
Des Moines
Frank
Nineteenth Street
Carl F Jordan
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Jecoph Dydantorer
Suyeher
Vrank Bola
John Louwvar
Daughthvter Fryer
John Benish
Alyn
Waidim Doehnawk
Wes Vmrler
Slezak
Henri Novotny
Cedar Rapids Club Hosts Duplicate Bridge Winners
Winners of the Tuesday bridge event at Cedar Rapids Country Club were North and South Mr and Mrs George Miller and East and West John Carey with Mrs Gordon De Lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
George Miller
John Carey
Gordon DeLay
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Guardians host picnic and meeting
Nearly forty members gathered at the Bungalow for a Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Guardians picnic dinner. Miss Marion Hepner led a brief business meeting with Mrs Wells Peck elected vice president and Mrs Russell Knappsembe joining the executive board. new members include Miss Noel Newell Ann Lindeman and Sylvia Mrsuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Noel Newell
Legion Auxiliary leaders attend Des Moines conference
Mrs Leonard V. Koch and Mrs Gilbert Marlin, president and secretary of the American Legion auxiliary, returned Tuesday from Des Moines where they attended the spring educational conference for presidents and secretaries of auxiliary units at the Savery hotel. Mrs F W Kopp, state department hospital hostess for Oakdale, also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard V. Koch
Gilbert Marlin
American Legion Auxiliary
Des Moines
Legion Auxilary
Savery Hotel
F W Kopp
State Department
Oakdale
Fifth District Nurses Meet in CFPY Dinner and Meeting
The Fifth district of the Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses will hold a regular monthly dinner and business meeting at Mercy hospital Thursday at 6 p.m. Dinner reservations may be made with Miss Ruth Taylor, phone 2684)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses
Mercy Hospital
Ruth Taylor
Dinwiddie Reads Five-Year Poetry Set At Club Meet
Members of the Creative Writers' club heard J M Dinwiddie read poetry written over the last five years during a Monday night meeting at the Little Gallery. Mrs. Bedford P Lattner and Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart assisted in the social hour that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creative Writers’ Club
Dinwiddie
Little Gallery
Bedford P Lattner
Elizabeth Stuart
Mrs Toman Hosts Bridge Club On Washington Birthday
Mrs Joseph Toman hosted a bridge dinner at 1700 Third Avenue SE Monday evening with guests including Helen Chamberlain Marlvs Reisinger Edna Mackinson and others. Miss Lulu Boquist also hosted bridge at 1274 Third Avenue SE with decorations for Washington's birthday and prizes won by Gladsee Eggers and Grace Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Toman
Third Avenue SE
Helen Chamberlain
Marlvs Reisinger
Edna Mackinson
Borghild Seherle
Edith Mayhew
Veda von Sprecken
Richard Henderson
H. S. Stenson
Betty Wilson
Marguerite Forney
Helen Hallenbeck
Miss Boquist
Lulu Boquist
Bridge
Washington
Gladsee Eggers
Grace Rand
Gladys Woodward
Edna Eggers
Evelyn Havick
Lillian Kofron
Edna Boquist
Howard Jones
N A Basketball Club Hosts Post Nuptial Shower
The N A basketball team of the YWCA held a Tuesday evening post nuptial shower for Mrs Emil Bisinger formerly Miss Lucille Brown. Attendees included Leona Novak Bernice Novak Ruby Jewell Goldie Houcke Gayle Steg call Esther Gorton and Golden Rose Broussard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Emil Bisinger
Lucille Brown
Leona and
Bernice Novak Ruby Jewell
Goldie Houcke
Gayle Stegcall
Esther Gorton
Golden Rose Broussard
Progressive lodge holds first Finnish speaking meeting and pinochle tourney
The Progressive lodge C S A west of the Mississippi held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the C S P Shail. A pinochle tournament followed the business session with prizes to Mrs. M. T Hasek and Ed Ashenbrewer. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Mary Stastny and Ed Sopousek. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive
Mississippi
M. T Hasek
Ed Ashenbrewer
Mary Stastny
Ed Sopousek
AAUW Reading Group Meets Mrs Boyd Friday Afternoon
The afternoon AAUW reading group meets with Mrs. Harry E. Boyd at 501 Twenty sixth Street SE this Friday at 2 30 pm. Mrs Wv C Shuttleworth reviews Marie Antoinette by Stefan Zweig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. Boyd
Aauw Wall
Harry E. Boyd
Twenty-sixth Street
Wv. C. Shuttleworth
Stefan Zwejr
IHW Circle Meeting Hosted by Mrs Kimball
S H N CIRCLE IHW circle of King's Daughters will meet with Mrs Harold C Kimball at 2536 A avenue NE on Thursday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IHW
Circle of
King’s Daughters
Harold C Kimball
Local club card parties and lodge meetings listed
A notice lists multiple community events: Clubs Lodges Homesteaders and Theomesteaders host a card party Friday at 2 pm on Second Avenue SE. Bunny Card Club holds a benefit card party Thursday at Moosehall at 2 pm with prizes. Fidelity Lodge No 106 meets Friday at 8 pm at 838 Fast Avenue for a business meeting and card party with refreshments. Jusvenue Lodge No 1 106 meets at 7 pm in the same hall for important business. Queen of the West Judge No 2 L Stor off FP and F holds a meeting Thursday at 7:30 with post-meeting games and refreshments. Progressive Circle of Carrie Morcombe Society meets Friday at 1 pm for a luncheon at 1311 Washington Ave SE, with sewing carpet rags. Hawkeye Lodge No 27 B of LPF and FE holds a regular meeting Thursday at 7 pm. Auxiliary to I A of M hosts a Valentine party at 1422 First Street NW Thursday at 8 pm. Maccabees groups hold reorganizations, picnics, and dances at Moose Hall Thursday evening. WBA No 26 meets Wednesday at 7:30 pm in Moose Hall with a card party and refreshments. Malta Kensington meets Thursday at 2:30 pm at 125 Twenty-sixth Street Drive SE with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Lodge
Fidelity
Tfe Association
Fast Avenue F
Tle
Carrie Morcombe
W L
Washington Avenue
S C. Wiles
Early Spring Hat Brims Roll Gaily Across The Brow
Amos Parrish surveys evolving Breton brims with rolling shapes from classic to bowler effects. Soft materials like tovo straws and burlap enable these playful hats in browny navy black, with accents in red or green. Bright quills ribbons and metal ornaments finish the cheerful early spring look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Benefit Card Party for Czech Continuation School
A benefit card party for the Czech Continuation night school will be held in the C. S. P. S. hall on Thursday at 8 pm. All who support the cause and enjoy cards or dancing are invited. An orchestra will provide music, prizes will be awarded, and refreshments served.
Birthday Bunco Honors Catharine Jane Morgan
Mrs. William E. Morgan entertained at 917 Ninth Street SW for Catharine Jane Morgan s tenth birthday with bunco prizes awarded to Evelyn Greenberg La Vonne McVeigh Jean Riley and Betty Lou Rogers Other guests included Mary Angerer Helen Green Helen Donisthorpe Mary Louise Blaylock Betty Rob eris Marjorie Robbins Marilyn Tomash Donna Sponar Betty Subotnik Joan Kanak Betty Holmes Sheila and Louise McDermott Joan Sponar and Shirley Robbins The hostess was assisted by Mrs Walter Bishop Mrs H J Breuer Mrs A R Cornelius Mrs J 4 Sponar Mrs R W McDermott and Mrs Glenn Robbins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Morgan
Ninth Street
Catharine Jane
Bunco
Evelyn Greenberg
la Vonne McVeigh
Jean Riley
Betty Lou Rogers
Mary Angerer
Helen Green
Helen Donisthorpe
Mary Louise Blaylock
Betty Roberis
Marjorie Robbins
Marilyn Tomash
Donna Sponar
Betty Subotnik
Joan Kanak
Betty Holmes
Sheila
Louise
Birthday Party Honors Miss Helen Hrdlicka On 20th
Miss Helen Hrdlicka was surprised Sunday evening at her home for her twentieth birthday. Bunco prizes went to Lillian and Walter Schlueter for high and Georgia Buresh and Milo Vorel for low. Attendees included Eleanor Merta Lillian Schlueter Frances Svoboda Georgia Buresh Leona Merta Gladys Schlueter Helen Hrdlicka and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hrdhicka
Bunco
Lillian Schlueter
Walter Schlueter
Georgia Buresh
Milo Vorel
Eleanor Merta
Frances Svoboda
Leona Merta
Gladys Schlueter
Helen Hrdlicka
Gladys Novak
Elma Hrdlicka
Emil Merta
Charles Probst
Emil Votroubek
Allen Vanourney
Frank Svoboda
Raymond Probst
Louis Hrdlicka
Frankie Novak
Lou Buresh
Edward Vanourney
Howard Cerney
Leonard Cerney
David Sedlacek
Edward Ressler
Ralph Sedlacek
Maurice Hrdlicka
Founders Day at Kenwood P T A Meeting
Kenwood district parents are invited to an evening P T A meeting Friday featuring a Founders Day program. The school orchestra will perform as part of the observance and the event includes the 5B and fourth grade patriotic songs. Miss May Frick spoke on India school problems and child study groups at the Fislnore P T A meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Fillmore PTA Pageant Celebrates Members and Singers
Lorraine Hinton Yvonne Carpenter Helen Raftis and Audrey Nilsson led a pageant with My Tribute sung by Mrs. D L Williams Mrs E C Johnson and Mrs C H Newman. Cast included Miss Lillian Serbouseck and many mothers. Lorraine Dieman and Audrey Nilsson provided piano and violin music. A bake sale and social hour followed hosted by 5B and fourth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fillmore P. T. A
Lorraine Hinton
Yvonne Carpenter
Helen Raftis
Audrey Nilsson
D. L. Williams
E. C. Johnson
C. H. Newman
Lillian Serbouseck
Charles W. Mathews
Thomas Hardiman
Ralph Dresher
Co. H. Newman
V. Kofron
Frank Bukacek
George Maloney
George Heider
Ruth Hardiman
Alberta Henry
Dorothy Metaln
Betty Dorlan
Doris Daugherty
George Buchan
Lorraine Dieman
Sixteenth Birthday Party At Butterfly Tea Shop
Donald C. Wescott celebrated his sixteenth birthday with friends at the Butterfly tea shop on Fifteenth Street SE. Dinner was served at 6:30 followed by a theater party at the Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Wescott
Fifteenth Street
Butterfly Tea Shop
Dorcas Circle of St James Methodist Plans Meeting
The Dorcas circle of St James Methodist church will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Charles Nelson 725 Maventine NW. Mrs Harry Noble and Mrs Henry Noble will be the assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
St. James Methodist Church
Charles Nelson
Maventie
Harry Noble
Henry Noble
Church society to meet at Dorcas circle home
The Society of the Little Flower of St Matthew's church meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Margaret Jameson's home 2332 A avenue NE Dorcas circle of St James Methodist church holds its regular meeting Thursday at Mrs Charles Nelson 724 M avenue NW with Mrs Edith Noble and Flo Noble assisting Members and friends invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Little Flower of
Dorcas
St. James Methodist Church
Charles Nelson
M Avenue NW
Edith Noble
Flo Noble
Calvary Baptist Women Plan Picnic and Meeting
The Women’s Society of Calvary Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Jack Carter at 453 Eighth Avenue SW for a picnic luncheon at 12 30. The business meeting starts at 1 30 followed by a program with a special speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Jack Carter
Eighth Avenue SW
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Flociciu
P.W
Dirs
Austin N. Palmer
Killian
UWC Stanclift
Lewis
Mull
ST. Theresa's Circle
Entertains Club
California
Tarenre
Cottage Trove Avenue
Czech Society
Rutie Boyson
Mrs. Jordan
IRS
Hubbell
Country Club
Pwinwwenwes- BoMeren
Julia Stodola
Ethel Kruidemer
Henrietta Condon
Emma Kudina
Katherine Cunningham
Edna Stanley
Marvy Moore
Pete Marshek
Joe Gstakill
John Ryan
Ver Bellinger
Adaline Karusek
Peter
Stlby
Chicago
Itdna
Mariam Deman
Stuart Chase
ST. Paul’s M. E
Stuart Chast
Belle Valley
Elle Valley
Lue
Legion Auiliary
Mrs. Toman
Clubs
Theomesteaders
Lall
Second Avenue SE
Bunny Card Club
Hawkeye Lodge
Hawkeye Lodge No
LPF
FE Wa
Ed Kirchner
First Street
Maccabees
Red Pepper Girls
Moose Hall
Linn
Tive No 111
Meccabees
Wtb.a
WBA No 26
Malta
Iensington
Kensington
H L Nehls
Twenty-sinth Street Drive
Mesdames
C J Johnson
H EF Henderson
Mary Novak
VM. Moravec
G. H. Cockburn
HL. Alis
York
Armstrong
Store For Women
For Catharine Morgan
P. T. A. Meetings
Washington Maid
Armstrong's
Armstrong’s
Crash Tone
Mouette
Manoa
Axeddion
Dorcas Circle
Little Flower Society
Calvary Women’s Society
Colonial Dinner
Ladies Aid Church
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
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