Beethoven Guest Program Presents New Compositions in Cedar Rapids
The Beethoven club in Cedar Rapids hosts a Terrace Room program with new first performances and hearings. Louise Crawford provides most numbers with Ruth Ebling Massey and Flora Hromatko Taylor as soloists, supported by the Beethoven Club Chorus.
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Cedar Rapids
Beethoven Club
Terrace
Montrose Hotel
Ruth Ebling Massey
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Louise Crawford
Coe College
Miss Crawford
MacDowell Colony
Peterborough
National League of American Pen Women
Friends of Music
Washington, DC
Massey
Taylor
St Pauls Methodist Church
Tyaslor
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Louse Crawford
Willow Cats
Mrs. Massey
Canzonetta
Lesenda
Mrs. Taylor
Carl Busch
Mrs Taylor
Afiss Crawford
Louie Crawford
Helen Kacena Stark
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Marvin Gard
Malcolm Lady
Mildred White Benninghoff
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Jay G Sigmund
Chicago
Washington High classmate bridge luncheons hosted by Miss Engelman
Miss Jean Engelman hosted two Friday and Saturday bridge luncheons at her home 1740 Fourth Avenue SE for Washington senior high school classmates. Saturday guests included Betty Allender Barbara Blaise Reggie Bode Edith Dillon Margaret Farquhar Joanne Hanzlik Mary Jane Waits Anne Winslow Ruth Esther Morgan Geneva Haldeman and Mary Eleanor Zeithammer. Friday guests included Ardith Anderson Patricia Barry Pauline Carr Mary Kathryn Carn Anna Mac Dunlap Frances Hallgren Abigail Hunnicut Christine Mull Pauline Conner Geane Trumbull and Doris Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Engelman
Fourth Avenue SE
Washington Senior High School
Bridge
Betty Allender
Barbara Blaise
Reggie Bode
Edith Dillon
Margaret Farquhar
Joanne Hanzlik
Mary Jane Waits
Anne Winslow
Ruth Esther Morgan
Geneva Haldeman
Mary Eleanor Zeithammer
Ardith Anderson
Patrica Barry
Pauline Carr
Mary Kathryn Carn
Anna Mac Dunlap
Frances Hallgren
Abigail Hunnicutt
Christine Mull
Pauline
Conner Geane Trumbull
Doris Schley
Unclear historical meeting described by local women
Residents report a series of informal gatherings among local women including Jane Boyd, Mrs Sander, Mrs Walpole, and Mrs Hullereue. They discussed biblical Rebecca, the History of the Daughters and Sons, and ongoing circle studies while a sewing committee prepared dresses and outfits for an event.
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Jane Boyd Cule
The
Kings Daughters
F. Sander
Tom Walpole
Reebecca
Hugh Hullereue
Recreational Evening at YWCA Draws Local Crowd
About seventy attendees gathered for a Friday recreational evening at the YWCA on Sixtieth Street. The event featured dances by a school group and a demonstration by Dad Jones, with plans announced for a next meeting in early December.
Beethovens Ways and Means Members Sponsor Dance Event
Mrs Harold C Farnum chairs the ways and means committee for the Beethoven club sponsoring a dance and card party at Pla Mor ballroom on Monday at 8 30. The event supports club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Farnum
Beethoven Club
Pla-Mor
Dorothy Latchaw and G H Seboldt Wed At Van Horne
Dorothy Roberta Latchaw daughter of Mr and Mrs R Latchaw will wed George H Seboldt eldest son of Mr and Mrs Henry Seboldt at St Andrew s Lutheran church Van Horne in a small ceremony. The Rev William Ubertch will perform the double ring service with Miss Loma Latchaw as brides maid and Ernest Seboldt as best man. A wedding dinner will follow in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrew's Lutheran Church
van Horne
Dorothy Roberta
R. Latchaw
George H. Seboldt
Henry Seboldt
William Ullerich
Loma Latchaw
Ernest Seboldt
William Ubertch
Bernard Garbers
Edwin Brehm
Irene
Frances Garbers
Keystone High School
Tau Gamma Sigma Elects Officers in Trinity Lutheran Meeting
Senior girls of Trinity Lutheran church formed Tau Gamma Sigma and held a meeting. Muldred Good was elected president with Louise Euken as vice president Mathilda Schirm secretary and Mary Kettler treasurer. Norma Detlefs Jenne Lindquist Elsie Rinderknecht and Hilda Moeller to plan the March entertainment. Miss Lindquist chosen press chairman. Next gathering scheduled for March in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Gamma Sigma
Trinity Lutheran Church
Muldred Good
Louise Euken
Mathilda Schirm
Mary Kettler
Norma Detlefs
Jenne Lindquist
Elsie
Rinderknecht
Hilda Moeller
Miss Lindquist
Charman
Seven Groups Of Woman's Club To Meet This Week
The seven groups will hold events this week starting with a luncheon and Miss Hathaway's class on Little Cakes and Easy Decorations. Hostesses include Mrs E MacLaughlin, Mrs Bertha LeFebvre, and Mrs T F Hersch. The club chorus rehearses Wednesday at the clubhouse. The current events department hosts a 1 p.m picnic lunch followed by topics on European pacts since 1932 and their effects. The international relations study group meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. Also Thursday at 2 p.m. the philanthropic department gathers with Mrs W E Mickel and Mrs P M Davis. The dramatic art department plans its last tour of the season Friday to the Pacific coast states with a chop suey luncheon at 1 p.m. Chinese-themed activities include a Chinese dance by Dorothy Bailey and the Willow Plate dance by Patricia Kaufman, Jacqueline Hollands, and Jean Ethel Coon. Mass Flora Van Buren reviews a desert life play. Margaret McCall performs piano solos. Donald Atherton leads a Hollywood tour with star gossip and a one-act Hollywood play. Luncheon reservations are required with Mrs Harold Pickerill or hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
Pacific Coast States
Elton L. Yeager
Clarence Beatty
Glenn McDonald
Harry Hoyt
Dorothy Bailey
Patricia Kaufman
Jacqueline Hollands
Jean Ethel Coon
Edna Dieman
Flora van Buren
Desert
Margaret McCall
Donald Atherton
Hollywood
Harold Pickerill
Piano Pupils Recital by Wurster and Others
Eleanor Houts presents a group of piano pupils in a recital this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs John T Wurster 2015 B avenue NE. Performers include Jacque and Jane Wurster Priscilla Patterson Irene Mueller Dorothy Trene Mueller and others from Benjamin Franklin School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Houts
John T Wurster
Bach
Irene Mueller
Solviers
Pei Gries
Riscilla Patterson
Ees Reinhold
Jacque Wurster
Vaneine Doll Poidint
Priscilla Patterson
Ramanzs Reinecke
Jacque
Jane Wurster
Godard
Dorothy Trene Muellfpr
MacDowell
John
Wedding Shower Honors 3881 First Menue Bride-to-be James McLaughlin
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Ruth Lundine’s upcoming wedding to James CO McLaughlin was hosted by Miss Gilda Larson in Earlville. Guests embroidered towels and received six mock wedding gifts. out of town guests included Mrs Faye Taldor of Barlville and Miss Ellen Lundine of Delaware.
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Ruth Lundine
James CO McLaughlin
Sean
Gilda Larson
Earlville
Luther Lundine
Steet
John Steddad
T Laaredine
Faye Taldor
Barlville
Ellen Liundine
Delaware
Mac cabees Club Meeting At Houston House
The Boand club of the Mac cabees met at 1636 Sixth Street NW for a business session and a social bunco night. Refreshments were served by Mrs Huston. The next meeting is set for March 5 at Helen Olmstead 1012 H Avenue NW.
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Boand
the Maccabees
Boame
Mt Pusdat Haston
Sixth Street NW
Bunco
Huston
Helen Olmstead
H Avenue NW
Christina Lasack and Irwin Miller Wed in Chicago
Christina Lasack of Oxford Junction married Irwin Miller, son of Mrs. Miller of Morison, at St. Thomas Aquinas rectory in Chicago. Rev. Father Cummins officiated. Attendants included Joseph Hudik of Chicago. A wedding dinner followed at Terrace Gardens and a reception will be held at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside at 149 North Le Claire Avenue, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Aquinas
Chicago
Christina Lasack
John Lasack
Oxford Junction
Irwin Miller
Mrs Walsh and Miss Murray Host Bridge Party
Mrs Joe A Walsh and Miss Inez Murray hosted a bridge party Saturday evening at 1335 Third Street SW honoring Mrs C P Baxter of Kansas City, a guest of Miss Nelle Erwin and Mrs Joseph Erwin.
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Joe A. Walsh
Inez Murray
Third Street
C. P Baxter
Kansas City
Nelle Erwin
Joseph Erwin
Birthday Party Surprises Mulvihill At SE Home
William Mulvihill of 516 Sixth avenue SE hosted a Friday birthday party where guests included Mr and Mrs Mulvihill and several couples. Cards were played, prizes awarded, and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mulvihill
Sixth Avenue SE
Mulvinilll
H. C Burmeister
Frank Beatty
Harry Gates
Walter James
Charles Stephens
Vincent Ernest
Shower Honors Mrs Raymond With Bridge Party
Mrs C Lionel Raymond of Independence was toasted by Mr Frank Suchomel at a Friday evening shower. Bridge was played with high prize won by Mrs Lester Johnson and low by Mrs George Holsinger. Refreshments were served to guests Velma Baumhoeffner Alice Sundberg Frances Stewart Lida Tallman and Mesdames Harry Jenkinson Johnson Holsinger Earl Reike and Clee Sawyer.
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C Lionel Raymond
Independence
Frank Suchomel
Fourteenth Avenue
Lester Johnson
George Holi'nger
Visses
Velma Baumhoeffner
Alice Sundberg
Frances Stewart
Lida Tallman
Harry Jenkinson
Johnson Holsinger
Earl Reike
Clee Sawyer
Happy Eight Card Club Hosts Prize Winners at Mrs Smeths Home
Mr Kenneth Anderson hosted the Happy Eight card club at 1719 C avenue NW. Prizes were won by Mrs Joe Steinbeck, Mrs Russell Sandercock, and Mrs Kramer Wasgins. Refreshments were served and Mrs Sandercock will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Anderson
Third Avenue Road
Happy Eight
Theron Smeth
C Avenue NW
Joe Steinbeck
Russell Sandercock
Kramer Wasgins
Sandercock
Social gatherings and church group teas in early town life
Mrs WoS Newell hosted Prothean class mentors of the First Congregational church with Mrs Olve Tower assisting and Mrs WF Stenfield presiding. Devotions led by Mrs J oF Tufts. Romance of Labrador reviewed by Mrs H Allen. Tea table duties by Mrs Stanford and Mrs F L Beezley. Also a MIO C cub luncheon at 809 Minth Street SW with guests. Rainbow dance followed at a Johnson home with several attendees. Top Club to meet at Mrs H Ro Greer’s home for luncheon with notice to bring picnic dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wos Newell
First Congregational Church
Olve Tower
WF Stenfield
J of Tufts
H . Allen
Marion
Labrador
Wilford T Grenfell
Stanford
F L Beezley
PE Fink
Minth Street
MIO C Cub
Lancheon
Stewart Shank
Betty Ann
Viomme Shank
HH To Coats
Wot Evans
H J Bell
Guy Wright
Cartie Shankers
Nettie Sisam
Nelle Ross
Recipe Con Test Prizes Offered for Best Dishes
Enter the Recipe Con test with prizes for top recipes. See Page 8 section 1 for full details and rules.
Benefit Card Party For Shrine Children’s Hospital
El Kabir Shrine Woman's Auxiliary of the Twin Cities will host a benefit card party Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Tables for bridge 500 and pinochle with prizes and a door prize. Proceeds support Shriners hospitals including fifteen in the U S Canada and Honolulu. Reservations by Monday noon with Mrs. Edna Duncan.
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el Kabir Shrine
Honolulu
Shriners
Edna Duncan
Jolly Get Togethers Plan Monday Recreation Meeting
The Jolly Get Togethers announce a Monday 7 30 p m meeting at the Y M C A. Roller skating will be the main entertainment with ping pong shuffleboard and other games. Each member may bring one guest.
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Y. W.C
Friendly Fortnight Club Meeting Notice
The Friendly Fortnight club will meet Saturday in the boys room of the M C A.
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M.C. A
P. T. A. Meetings Highlight Local School Groups
Kenwood pre school radio study group meets Tuesday at 6 p m with Mrs Burton Champlin to discuss Learning to Deal With Facts. Grant Roosevelt study group meets Monday at 7 30 p m in Roosevelt school library Wise Use of Leisure Time is the Rev H A Crumb talk. Founders day address by Mrs R F Erickson at Franklin P T A Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Social hour silver tea served by Miss Sara Ann Brown cooking classes. Tyler P T A notes Miss Alma Hartz guest speaker. Miss Edna Hopson presents a reading under Miss Phoebe Bingham direction. James Reif recites a poem. Refreshments by Mrs Bartholomew after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Burton Champlin
Thirty-fifth Street
Roosevelt School
H. A. Crumb
R. F. Erickson
P T. A Council
Franklin P. T. A
Melvin Welke
People’s Church
Sara Ann Brown
Alma Hartz
Tyler
Parent-Teacher Association
Clare Nichols
Edna Hopson
Phoebe Bingham
Three Pigs
James Reif
Bartholomew
Tama Girl to Wed Leonard Behounck in Tama Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Gertrude Shilhaneck daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Shilhaneck Tama will wed Leonard Edward Behounck son of Mr and Mrs Charles Behounck Chelsea later this week. The Rev P Meyer will perform the ceremony at St Patrick’s Catholic church Tama.
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Dorothy Gertrude Shilhanck
Frank Shilhaneck
Tama
Leonard Edward Behounck
Charles Behounck
Chelsea
P. Meyer
St Patrick's Catholic Church
Francienne Kallais Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Francienne Kallais celebrated her ninth birthday Friday at 1310 First Avenue East with friends Elaine McNabb Janet Crabbe Anna Mae Thompson Barbara Hayden Evelyn Thompson Leona Sebrecht Colleen Martin Eva Jane Bishop Iona Sebrecht Harriet Murdock and Mrs Dorothy Burns of Rapid City South Dakota attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francienne Kallais
First Avenue E
Elaine McNabb
Janet Crabbe
Anna Mae Thompson
Barbara Hayden
Evelyn Thompson
Leona Sebrecht
Coleen Martin
Eva Jane Bishop
Iona Sebrecht
Harriet Murdock
Dorothy Burns
Rapid City
S. D
Wednesday Social Club Picnic Luncheon at Cox Home
The Wednesday Social club holds a picnic luncheon at Mrs. M. F Cox’s home at 1812 Washington avenue SE on Wednesday at 1 p.m. After lunch there is a regular business meeting and program. Mrs. John Miller reads a paper on Twentieth Century Novelists and Mrs. Hugh Hillerege reviews The Store.
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M. F Cox
Washington Avenue SE
John Miller
Hugh Hillerege
Reversed Identities at Coe Colonial Ball
The Gazette photo from Saturday misidentified participants at the Coe colonial ball. Lucretia Lillie played Martha Washington and Helen Burt portrayed George Washington in the annual event.
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Martha
George Washington
Lucretia Lillie
Martha Washington
Helen Burt
Alpha Delphian General Meeting at Montrose Hotel
Alpha Delphian will meet on Monday at 2 p.m. at the Montrose hotel for a general discussion of current topics. Reports will be given by Mrs. H. N Stoehr, Mrs Everett Hoover, Mrs D. M. Hall and Mrs Cc. H. Brittin.
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Alpha Delphian
Montrose Hotel
H. N Stoehr
Everett Hoover
D. M. Hall
Cc. H. Brittin
Anamosa Club Activities Highlight Guest Day and Meetings
The Concord Round Table hosted husbands at a guest day party in the Frederick O Ellison home with hostesses F W Henke Edgar Beach D M Strawman F B Sigworth Cecil Wilson and L H Lowry. Garden club Delphian chapter and P E O Chapter FU held meetings with programs and gifts announced. A Methodist brotherhood organized with Hazel Smith as president and several officers named.
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Concord Round Table
Frederick O. Ellison
F. W. Henke
Edgar Beach
D. M. Strawman
F. B Sigworth
Cecil Wilson
L. H. Lowry
F. S. Vetter
C. J. Tyler
E. S. Stone
Max Wortman
Garden Club
F. B. Sigworth
B. E. Rhinehart
James Remley
Contract Bridge Club
A. G. Remley
Lee Sanner
John Dorgelah
Margaret Snyder
Helen Corwin
Jennie McCullough
Woman's Home Missionary Society
A B. Lake
A. C Watters
F.S Yetter
Delphian Chapter
T. E. Watters
G. H Monroe
Methodist Brotherhood
Hazel Smith
F. Erb
Sam Knapp
F W. Henke
Clayton Hartman
G. H. Monroe
William Filter
Central City Hosts Rebekah Lodge Social Events
Mrs Sam Zimmerman entertained at dinner with Cedar Rapids officers Mrs Mrs stik Novak Belehrad Dose and others from Cedar Rapids Marion and Mason City attending. Farewell gifts marked H R Dubois departure to Norway while D C club and E S groups hosted events. District 11 O E S instructor Marguerite Hoglan led a Linn chapter school of instruction with several district members as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Zimmerman
DuBois
Springville
Mary Jan Johnston
Jean Kerr
Orpha Kerr
Theresa Lyons
Coggan
Della Sharpe
Central City
Dairy Dale PTA Meeting Highlights and Performances
Forty five parents and teachers attended the Dairy Dale PTA gathering at the community hall on Friday. Items included committee reports and the president's message read by Mrs John Gross, with readings by Mrs Thomas Radloff and a student program directed by Miss Pauline Frederikson featuring dances and a Martha and George Washington minuet. Founders day observances with a candle lighting ceremony included participants Doris Decious and others while a chorus performed My Tribute. a birthday cake with thirty eight candles was prepared by Mrs Ted Heicksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Parent-Teacher Association
John Gross
Thomas Radloff
Pauline Frederikson
Martha
George Washington
Norma Jane
Bruce Ingels
Marie Unzeitig
Betty Jean Frederikson
Ellen Trestnar
Jean Neary
Lorena Musgrave
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Doris Decious
J C Newsilie
Jessie Halin
Joseph Trejtnar
John E. Sundberg
Vera
Martha Lippert
Doris
Clarice Decious
Mary Ann Trejtnar
Louise Sundberg
Minnie Crew
Ted Heicksen
Mrs D Fullerton Hosts Kings Daughters Circle
Mrs D Fullerton will entertain the Service circle of the Kings Daughters at her home 1011 Daniels Street NE Thursday at 1 p.m. Members are asked to bring St Luke's Hospital garments to the meeting.
No Czech Chorus Rehearsal Today
The Czech Fine Arts Society chorus will not hold a rehearsal today. Members are advised to note the cancellation and plan next meeting accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CZECI
Czech Fine Arts Society
Center Point Community Notes on Birthdays and Farewells
Nellie Dennison is surprised by Wide Awake Sabbath school on her birthday with cake and luncheon. James Lampman hosts a Sunday school gathering. Farewell party honors Allen Ferguson and wife as they move away with neighbors attending. Local women stage an antique display at Kensington church with several hosts and exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dennison
The
Christian Church
Alta Heerner
James Lampman
Vera Ashlock
Aletha Sarchett
Sarchett
C C. Miller
Allen Ferguson
Center Point
Cecil Daughenbaugh
Forrest Tunks
Ted Sweeting
Betty Ann and
Irvin
Ed Brannaman
Earl Brannaman
Dennis Earl
Glenn Andrews
Ray Shaffar
Donald Gene
Ferguson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kensington
Della Me~ Arthur
George Shadle
Ross Remner
Caroline Bromwell
Mary Holman
Eletha McCall
Elizabeth Gilchrist
Edna Wayne
Olive Smith
Brockschink
Hannah Wormer
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Beethoven
Miss Engelman
Jane Boyd Circle
Touise
Ufibert Circe
Mis Roecronethy Gaarg Vet ' Fertuinm Taouise Peverteu
Ronis Deuge
Sinteenth Street
St Lisie
Beduf Plaine Club
Dorothy Latchaw
G. H. Seboldt
Carmiers ES Pe
yVone
Ent Forbes
Lytt
Aoulerot
Mt Hess
DIAL
Miss Hathaway
E. MacLaughlin
Bertha T. LeFebvre
T. F. Hersch
Philanthropic
W. E. Mickel
P M. Davis
Philanthropic Department
Dramatic Art
Miss Houts
Stethen
Macauneer
Pantecere
Ras
Chartes
Edwin Neutya
Kent Mass
Mare Stephen
Doreths
Rasmond
Barl
AF Johnsen
Creerge Brown
Miss Lundine
Mrs. Walsh
Miss Murray
MR. Mulvinill
Mrs. Raymond
Happy Eight Club
Prothean
Uc. C. Club
Bob Johnson
Max Lo Johnson
Bever Avenue SE
Metilyn Bartholmes
Betty Baker
Jean Hruska Lanet
Mary Jane Murdak
Jimmie Jensen
James Ralston
Niel Wag- Ronee
L. J. Club
H Ro Greer
Shrine Children’s Hospital
J. G. T. Skating Party
P. T. A. Meetings
Kenwood Group
Grant-Roosevelt
Franklin School
Tyler P. T. A
Dorothy Shilhanek
COE Colonial Ball
Anamosa
Ruth Remley
Edna Watters
Minnie Trevarthen
Ella Lacey
Mabel Gee
Central
Iowa Theater
Rexall Drug Stores
Phillip
Castoria
Bromo Seltzer
Bocabella
Prince Albert
Dairydale P. T. A
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