Cedar Rapids Friends Note Eleanor Jeffrey Weds J W Records
Eleanor Jeffrey daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray E Jeffrey of St Louis Mo and J W Records of Kansas City Mo married this afternoon at 4 in the chapel of Second Presbyterian in St Louis The ceremony was attended by a few close friends with no invitations issued Mrs Records previously lived in Cedar Rapids and attended the University of Missouri She is known for college beauty honors Records is a Missouri graduate and medical student in St Louis The couple plan to reside in St Louis
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Cedar Rapids
Eleanor Jeffrey
Ray E. Jeffrey
St. Louis
John Williams Records
Kansas City
Second Presbyterian Church
Records
University of Missouri
Columbia
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Washington University
Sonny Darling to Celebrate Tenth Birthday at Roosevelt
Frederick Wallace Darling Jr. known as Sonny will celebrate his tenth birthday with a dinner party tonight at the Hotel Roosevelt. The group of boys includes John Riordan William Ryan Dick Chadima William Barnhizer Peter and Tim Rowan Jack Benesh Jack Munn James Rogers John Rogers Hamilton Bell George Ross Bob Killian Ben Wolverton Don Krueger David Darling David Widmer and Peter and Donald Schwinn. Mrs A M Douglas returns from Cobourg Ontario with her husband after six weeks there and a month apart.
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Frederick Wallace Darling, Jr
Sonny
Hotel Roosevelt
The
Roosevelt
John Riordan
William Ryan
Dick Chadima
William Barnhizer
Peter and
Tim Rowan
Jack Benesh
Jack Munn
James Rogers
John Rogers
Hamilton Bell
George Ross
Bob Killian
Brass Button Study club Luncheon Hosts Highlights
Mrs F W Mulsow entertained the Brass Button Study club at 359 Garden Dr SE with a 1 pm luncheon. Fourteen hosts attended with spring centerpieces and a red white blue theme. Miss Zoe Varney led the study hour and Mrs John Bruch and Mrs Ralph Chord spoke on Slave Laws Passed by Different States and Promises. Miss Alma E Owens reviewed The Lincoln Douglas Debates.
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F. W. Mulsow
Garden Drive
Brass Button Study Club
Zoe Varney
John Bruch
Ralph Chord
Alma E. Owens
Fireside Tea at Y W C A Sunday Afternoon
The weekly Fireside tea will be given at the Y W C A Sunday afternoon at 4. An interesting program is being arranged.
Alpha Pi class meets at Dorothy Yeager’s home session
The Alpha Pi class of the First Baptist church met Thursday evening at Miss Dorothy Yeager’s residence, 1643 Second Avenue SE, for their gathering.
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Alpha Pi
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Yeager
Second Avenue SE
Consistory Masons Host Dancing And Card Party
Fifteen hundred invitations have been issued for an informal dancing and card party for Consistory Masons and their ladies at the Consistory temple Saturday evening. An orchestra will provide music for dancing with card play optional. Refreshments will be served. The reception committee includes Arthur Hurtt, Harry A. Palmer, William C. Henning, George E. Farmer, Jess A. Kitterman, and Charles C. Shapleigh.
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Arthur Hurtt
Harry A. Palmer
Kadosh
William C. Henning
St. Andrew’s
Jess A. Kitterman
Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection
Charles C. Shapleigh
Earl Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E E Earl of Cedar Rapids marked their golden anniversary on February 22 at their home on Thirty sixth street NE. The couple, longtime residents, were joined by relatives and friends. Mr Earl aged 70 came from Michigan at age 12 and Mrs Earl, a longtime resident from Ohio.
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E. E. Earl
Thirty-sixth Street
Earl Long
Cedar Rapids
Earl
Michigan
Ohio
Tea at Coe College Library Held for Faculty
Miss Betty Pritchett entertained Coe college faculty members at a Washington tea Wednesday afternoon in the staff room at the Coe library. Miss Grace Brownell and Miss Henrietta Zezula presided at the tea table.
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Betty Pritchett
Coe College
Washington
Coe Library
Grace Brownell
Henrietta Zezula
Maccabees Hold Annual Colonial Supper and Concert
The Maccabees hosted their annual colonial supper with music and dancing attended by many members and friends. Anthony and Joseph Shearer performed musical numbers, Martha Koutny read, Velma Cheney danced, and Miss Alice Pekavcek sang solos. Maddigan School of Music pupils performed songs and dances including a double quartet of young girls. Participants included Cathleen Cox Novella Cox Mary Alice Mathews Ruth McLean Katherine Glidden Marion Keith Gene Fairney and Dorothy Bailey with Elfretta Borden as accompanist.
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The
Maccabees
Anthony
Joseph Shearer
Martha Koutny
Velma Cheney
Alice
Pevacek
Maddigan School of Music
Louise Nowadsky
Gene Fahrney
Norma Jean
Bud Rissler
Cathleen Cox
Novella Cox
Mary Alice Mathews
Ruth McLean
Katherine Glidden
Marion Keith
Gene Fairney
Dorothy Bailey
Elfretta Borden
Rainbow Order to Initiate Members Saturday Meeting
The Order of Rainbow will meet Saturday at 7 15 p m in the Consistory building for a formal initiation.
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Order of Rainbow
Milwaukee Women’s Club Card Party Friday Night
The Milwaukee Women’s Club hosts a card party Friday at 8 30 in the clubrooms. Five hundred dollars will be played for and prizes awarded.
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Milwaukee Women’s Club
St Elizabeth's Circle Hosts Meeting at Immaculate Conception
St Elizabeth's circle of the Immaculate Conception church met Friday at 2 p.m. in the school rooms. Mrs J E Lawler and Mrs T J Gurren were hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Circle of the Immaculate Conception
J E. Lawler
T. J Gurren
Camp Fire Leader Miss Kempthorne Praises Cedar Rapids Work
National Camp Fire head Edith Kempthorne spoke in Cedar Rapids praising local guardians for their accomplishments. She noted the council’s growing membership across Iowa and neighboring states. The event featured Camp Fire girls crafts, ceremonial song, and welcomes from Miss Florence Leiter and Mrs. John Stansbury.
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Edith Kempthorne
National Camp Fire
New York City
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Florence Leiter
Guardians’ Association
John Stansbury
Mrs Yarnall Hosts Luncheon and Bridge for Mrs Rutherford
Mrs Thomas C Yarnall and Mrs Otto Dvorak entertained twelve friends at luncheon Friday at 228 Twenty fifth street drive SE. The event followed by bridge and complimented Mrs Raymond Rutherford, who will leave this weekend for Florida.
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Thomas C. Yarnall
Otto Dvorak
Yarnall
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Raymond Rutherford
Florida
Miss Sally Wichmann to Wed Joseph Schwirtz
Announcement of the approaching marriage was made Wednesday to twenty four friends. The event was revealed via hatchet tallies in a playful T cannot tell a He fashion. Bridge provided diversion with high score to Mrs. Marvin Gillham and low to Tacy Mott. Refreshments were served by O Wichmann and aides. The surprise engagement drew gifts from guests including Jane Davis and Lucille Richter of Eddyville plus others from Mason City and Dakota Jr. and area.
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Sally M. Wichmann
Joseph E. Schwirtz
Anamosa
Bridge
Marvin Gillham
Tacy Mott
O. Wichmann
Aileen Wichmann
Gus Winters
Walter Schultz
Miss Wichmann
Jane Davis
Kveta Vondracek
Betty Hess
Pearl van Kuren
Esther Johnson
Gladys Law
Blanche Houser
Janet Howell
Florence Sylvester
Relda Behrens
Arlene Ortman
Theresa Gebhard
Lillian Carney
Lucille Richter
Eddyville
Josephine Odle
Mason City
Maxine Cook
Dakota
Make This Model At Home Pattern 2559 and Spring Catalog
The Cedar Rapids Gazette offers pattern 2559 for sizes 36 to 46 with bodice emphasis and three quarter sleeves. Includes step by step sewing instructions and a spring fashion book with Paris inspired models, catalog and pattern combined for 25 cents.
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Cedar Raptids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Costume Party at V. E. Porter Home
Mr and Mrs V E Porter hosted a costume party at their new home 405 Twenty sixth street SE Guests wore humorous outfits and enjoyed a grand march and entertainment. Fern Victorine won a prohibition talk prize. Prizes went to Mabel Mott in 1850 dress and Dr E M Victorine as Modern Miss.
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V. E. Porter
Twenty-sixth Street
Fern Victorine
Wade Nelson
George Washington
Mame Johnston
Martha Washington
Sadie Nelson
Jennie Lind
Reed Nelson
Ruth Nelson
Sweet Sixteen
Walter Mott
William Penn
Genevieve Nelson
Mary Nelson
Grandmamma
Mabel Mott
Dr. E. M. Victorine
Kitchen shower honors Julia Shimek on eve of marriage
Mrs. Frank Shimek hosted a kitchen shower at 1837 D Street SW for her daughter Julia who is soon to be married. Many guests attended including Misses Wilma Petranek Ruth Buresh Kathleen Buttler Marguer ite Rechnheimer Charlene Canady Ruth Mason Dorothy Chess Elsie Volak Elizabeth Kingsley Lavonia Butler Libbile Pazour Mary Doupnik Bessie Doupnik Mary Ulch Maxine Havlik Tillie Jiras Ruth Bartling Velma Topic Alice Phillips Helen Canady Louise Shimek Viola Bohac Emma Stodola Mildred Chmelicek Elsie Shimek Velma Shimek Anna Kopecky and Mesdames Stanley Kolda Frank Machek Leo Machek Frank Shimek J V Stodola Joe Stanek Frank Stanek Joe Machacek and Joe Ulich. Refreshments were served and the guest of honor received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shimek
D Street
Julia
Wilma Petranek
Ruth Buresh
Kathleen Buttler
Marguerite Rechnheimer
Charlene Canady
Ruth Mason
Dorothy Chess
Elsie Volak
Elizabeth Kingsley
Lavonia Butler
Libbile Pazour
Mary Doupnik
Bessie Doupnik
Mary Ulch
Maxine Havlik
Tillie
Joe Ulich
Chi Beta Phi Alumni Dinner at Hotel Roosevelt
Chi Beta Phi alumni will gather for dinner Friday at 6 30 p m at the Hotel Roosevelt. A brief business meeting will include election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Hotel Roosevelt
PT A Meeting at Benjamin Franklin School
One hundred mothers and teachers gathered in the school library at 2 30 for the regular PT A session. Barbara Blaise and Cavita Filip sang solos while Jean Rice and Kathryn Lynch performed a duet and Jean Taylor sang solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin School
Barbara Blaise
Cavita Filip
Jean Rice
Kathryn Lynch
Jean Taylor
Ruby M. Byers
Lillian Stark
Faith McMurray
Mabel Woodson
Edith Howe
Grace Low
Robina Nelson
Beulah Perrin
Wilson
Gardner Quarton
Edith Winn
P. T. A. Council
Max Dachler
Switzerland
Sarah Ann Brown
Carl Ettinger
Foster elected president of local Y W C A
Mrs Wayne J Foster became president of the local Y W C A after the resignation of Mrs F R Ballantyne who is moving from the city. Mrs E R Moore also resigned from the board. A committee will evaluate the Y W C A program with a planning group named for the study and more community members to be called in.
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Wayne J. Foster
F. R. Ballantyne
E. R. Moore
D. A. Stofler
Estella Swein
Anna Laura Palmer
Imogene Emery
Coe College Ladies Choice Dance Set for Friday Night
Coe college coeds host their annual ladies choice dance at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Escorts chosen by the girls with chaperons Prof. and Mrs. C Ward Macy Prof. and Mrs. C Harve Geiger and Prof. and Mrs. Alfred W Meyer. Misses Gretchen Claussen Rose Miller Janet Murray organize the event.
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Coe College
Cedar Rapids Country Club
C. Ward Macy
C. Harve Geiger
Alfred W. Meyer
Gretchen Claussen
Rose Miller
Janet Murray
Daughters of Isabella Hold Social at Roxys Bridge
Forty eight members gathered Thursday night at Roxys Bridge for a social meeting with five hundred and bunce card play. Prizes went to Anna Getz Mrs Martin Kelly Burdine Lattner and Lucile Murray for bridge and Agnes Cramer and Mary Dunlap for five hundred and banco respectively. Refreshments and dancing followed. Members plan to attend communion at St Patrick's Church Sunday at 7 45 and meet at St Patrick's School Hall at 7 30 a.m.
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Daughters of Isabella
Roxy'’s Bridge
Anna Getz
Martin Kelly
Burdine Lattner
Lucile Murray
Agnes Cramer
Banco
Mary Dunlap
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Patrick's School Hall
The Old Maid's Association stage debut by Alice Korteling guild
The Alice Korteling guild will present The Old Maid's Association a one act comedy drama Friday at 7 30 p m in the Central Park church auditorium Final dress rehearsal for the playlet was held Thursday night
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Alice Korteling Guild
Old Maid’s Association
Central Park Church
Immaculate Conception
Playground Commission
St. Paul's Church
America
Thimbl ers Club Hosts Busy Evening at Fifth Avenue
Mrs Mary Patek hosted the Thimbl ers club at 315 Fifth Avenue SW with members Mabel Kersten Ruth Kalista Esther McDowell Mary Patek Blanche Drahos Lenore Kloubec and Blanche Bean present. Guests included Mrs Kate Norris Clara Wernisch Alma Wachal and Edna Wachal. Next week the meeting moves to Miss Lenore Kloubec s home with Ruth Kalista assisting hostess.
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Mary Patek
Fifth Avenue
Thimbliers Club
Mabel Kersten
Ruth Kalista
Esther McDowell
Blanche Drahos
Lenore Kloubec
Blanche Bean
Kate Norris
Clara Wernisch
Alma
Edna Wachal
Laura Swick Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Watkins
Mrs. Laura Swick widow of Civil War veteran marks eighty third birthday at Presbyterian Ladies Aid party in Watkins Iowa. Native of Ohio, she moved to Iowa in 1862 married to Hudson Swick in 1871, and has lived in Watkins fifty eight years. Has two sons Herbert and Thomas. DECORAH petition by 500 voters prompts Mayor Marsh to seek re election to a second term and he will run unopposed.
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Watkins
Laura Swick
St. Clair Township
Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Decorah
B. O. Marsh
How Lois Cooks Beef Heart The Butchers Advice
Lois follows a butcher suggested method to prepare beef heart stuffed with bread dressing. She washes removes blood veins and arteries then parboils simmers and braises with carrots onions and gravy. She could slice and fry with a crumb coating or bake slowly in a casserole for tenderness. She offers a Soups That Are Satisfying leaflet on request.
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Lois
Clifford Teeple presented in a nine room boarding house scene
Clifford Teeple stars in a play directed by Miss Evee Lyn McIlraith set in a cheap nine room boarding house. The scene unfolds with intimate dialogue amid sparse surroundings and a focus on character dynamics.
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Clifford Teeple
Eveelyn Mcllraith
Deputy Wounded In Clash Between Miners
In Springfield Illinois authorities armed guards at the Peerless coal mine after a clash Thursday night between deputy sheriffs and Progressive Miners of America members. Deputy Ray Copley was shot in the foot and many others were injured as 300 pickets confronted striking miners leaving the colliery.
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Springfield
Ill
Here
Progressive Miners of America
United Mine Workers of America
Ray Copley
Stolen warrants recovered in Chicago case
In Chicago an attempt to dispose of stolen warrants led to their seizure and return to Mrs. Ester Menor, a school teacher, who had been paid with the warrants.
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Chicago
Ester Menor
Massive narcotics burn consumes seized drugs in San Francisco
A $750,000 bonfire was lit in San Francisco as narcotics and related equipment seized by the state narcotics division over the past year were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciso
State
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Wallace Darling, JR
A. M. Douglas
Hillcrest Drive
Cobourg
Ontario
Douglas
Mrs. Mulsow
Y. W
Dr. Stout
Swagger
Frankels
Second Street
MR. and
Mrs. Ear
Miss Pritchett
Clubs
Milwaukee Club
St. Elizabeth's Circle
Sally Wichmann
Anne Adams
CHI Beta Phi
P. T. A. Meetings
Benjamin Franklin
W. J. Foster
Coats
the Fair Store
Philip Leibsohn & CO
First Avenue NE
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Nancy
S. C
Jay Sigmund
Frank G. Thompson
Dramatic Art Department
Arlo Stinger
Mount Vernon
Goslings
Harold Scott
Charles
Cletus Schnoebelen
Clara
Marie Busler
Lee Gatens
Donald Boyle
F. W. Orr
Marie
Eleanor Morden
Roseeta
Joe Lembke
Comte de Farraro
M. C. Stewart
Pedro
Joe Sinatko
Farraro
LeRoy Farmer
Clarence Beatty
Henry Eliason
Will Rohrback
John Norris
Jim Rand
Howard Heathman
Pinch
Crook
Donald Z00k
Mr. Morris
Montgomery
Ward & CO
Norge Refrigerators
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