Mrs Frick And Mrs Carey Honor Rev Hyten Family
Mrs Frick and Mrs Carey hosted a tencheon at 2317 Grande Ave SE to honor Rev Mr and Mrs Elsine Hyten of the First Christian church as they move to Kansas City. Guests were Women’s Forum class members. a five piece silver tea service was presented to the Hytons. The Rev Mr and Mrs Hyten and son Warren will leave in March. Miss Marguerite Hyten remains at Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frick
E. A. Carey
Grande Avenue
Elsine Hyten
First
Christan Church
Kansas City
Womens Forum
First Censtien
Frick
Hvyten
Warren
March
Marguerite Hyten
Coe College
Elsie Magnusson
Lucile Pogge
Jennie Post
Mary Redmond
Marguerite Robbie
Jane Slavata
Evelyn Stoakes
Ruby Taylor
Frances Westerfield
Afternoon cinema group hosts tea at Colonial Food shop
Members of the afternoon cinema and drama group of the AAUW gathered Tuesday for a theater party followed by tea hosted by Mrs Frank Stickney at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop. The group included Mesdames Walker Kriz Stickney Bleakley Battin Elsenbast Howells Nichols Crabbe Tracy Lawrence and Krumboltz with Mrs Krumboltz presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A U. W
Frank Stickney
Clara Robinson
Colonial
W . W. Walker
Louis Kriz
David Bleakley
John R. Battin
O. J. Elsenbast
Henry P. Howells
Nevin Nichols
Thomas Crabbe
Pierre A. Tracy
O. W. Lawrence
Dwight Krumboltz
Mrs. Krumboltz
Book Club Dessert Luncheon at Mrs Craven Shuttleworth Home
Mrs V. Craven Shuttleworth hosted a dessert luncheon for the Book club at 1801 Second Avenue SE on Wednesday. Mrs A L Augustine reviewed Let the King Beware by Hon ore Wilson Morrow.
Kensington event honors O R C auxiliary members
Mrs Charles H Klersey hosted the ladies auxiliary to the O R C at 714 G avenue NW for a Kensington program of patriotic numbers. Mrs Oscar Mumma won the questionnaire prize as guests including Mrs T C Brady Mrs W T Janss Mrs Mary McDonnell Mrs W J Shanahan and Miss Minnie McDaniel attended. Hostesses were Mrs Bert Haynes Mrs CE Clauson and Mrs H A Paulson. Refreshments followed with a patriotic theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Klersey
G Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary
Kensington
Oscar Mumma
T C. Brady
W. T. Janss
Mary McDonnell
W. J. Shanahan
Minnie McDaniel
Bert Haynes
CE. Clauson
H. A. Paulson
Newcomers Club Hosts Card Party and Fashion Show
About 120 guests attended a Wednesday afternoon event at the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel hosted by the Newcomers' club. Bridge followed tea and a fashion review by Frankels store and the Band Box millinery with hostesses listed as Mesdames R L Preven, R M McCullough, F C Jones, FJ Kolfenbach, Robert Folivre, and James A. Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Frankels Store
Band Box
R L Preven
M McCullough
F C Jones
Kolfenbach
Robert Folivre
James A. Leach
Aunt Het on Movie Preachers and Bald-Headed Deceptions
Aunt Het comments on film makers pretending respect for religion while using bald-headed preachers as stock figures. She criticizes sensational images and implies a critique of hypocritical religious portrayal in movies.
Club Dept Program Highlights Japanese And Chinese Music
The Woman's Club music department held a midweek program focusing on Japanese and Chinese music. Mrs Lulu Engleman Welty led the event with remarks on ancient Chinese music and instruments like the ti tzu and kin, followed by Mrs A R Menary detailing Japanese music observed in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Lulu Engleman Welty
China
A. R. Menary
Honolulu
NBC Actress Will Present Program For College Club
NBC actress Marian Read of Chicago will present the College club guest night in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel at 8 p.m. Read, known for The Old Maid and When Chicago Was Young, has stage radio and film credits. Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon hosts coordinate hostess teams. guests may obtain membership at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Brown Read
Chicago
NBC
College Club
Terrace
Montrose Hotel
Miss Read
Goodman's
Midwest
Charles Ruggles
Warner Brothers
C J Lynch, Jr
Oscar P. Busch
Malvina McKenna
Otto Schluter
John W. Altfillisch
John W. Beck
Women of St John’s Church Luncheon Friday Speaker
Mrs R S Milner will host a luncheon at 1 pm Friday at 308 Forest Drive SE for St John’s Episcopal Church members. Mrs Iola Davis, head of Negro work at the Community House, will speak. Mrs A L Albert and Mrs E W Sommer assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S Milner
Forest Drive
St John's Episcopal Church
Iola Davis
A L. Albert
E. W. Sommer
Dessert luncheon for Silver Cross circle aids families
Seventeen members and a guest attended a Silver Cross circle dessert luncheon at Mrs. C. M Hatfield’s home. Miss Elizabeth Bender led devotions on David and read the Twenty third Psalm. The group voted to send milk for a month and donated groceries to two needy families. Six dollars in sewing materials were bought for Community House classes and a layette was sewn from Mrs Charles Bode’s donated material for a bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H E Doty
Jane Boyd Circle
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
C. M Hatfield
Second Avenue SE
L. L. Owen
Elizabeth Bender
David
Charles Bode
Palm Grove No 1 Sees Patriotic Program At Meeting
Palm Grove No 1 met Tuesday evening at Mrs Flin Viasak s home 1724 B avenue NE A Washington and Lincoln patriotic program was written and directed by district president Mrs Wide Reth Participants included Mes qames Eliacbeth DeMarah Artha- Teed Smith Nellie Schlunte and Foa Vietak Also read Barbara Fritchie and The Bells of Cahfon Refreshments were served by Mrs Viesk s committee The meeting followed business proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Grove No
Flin Viasak
Avenue
Washington
Jane
Florpire
Catherie Bachman
LaVenne
Mis Hen J ning of Ann an deft Weedre
A brief item notes Ruth etl Commonve in an unnamed apartment setting over several days. The fragmentary text suggests social or domestic detail within an urban row or housing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annan
Frank Crofter Celebrates Birthday With Party
NMNONOR Frank Crofter and family hosted a gathering at 195 Thir former ate pe SW ard As Frank offer a2 Fourterrtn a enue SW to mark a birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs hon Sorel Mer, Mr John Harter Ste, Ms Gail Woods, Mr and Mrs Fred Heated, and Cleon Usher Rite Crofter along with Bud Phil ps and Bertha Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Deleeul
Frank
Sorel Mer
John Harter Ste
Gail Woods
Coson
Fred Heated
R San Cleon
Lester Usher Rite Crofter
Bud Philps
Bertha Hunter
A A A W Speaker Advocates Unified Europe for Peace
Prof. H J Thornton of the University of Iowa told 125 members of the American Association of University Women that unity in Europe and the League of Nations is essential to peace. He argued the United States must forego war profits and avoid joining a fragmented League, urging rational, realistic pursuit of peace and noting historical peacemakers from Penn to Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
H. J. Thornton
University of Iowa Department of History
American Association of University Women
Coe Men’s Gymnasium
Thornton
L. D. Weld
Association
League of Nations
League
Dr. Thornton
Prince of Peace
America
Spain
Pilgrim Fathers
Holland
Penn
Wilson
Witliam Penn
Woodrow Wilson
Congress of Nations For
John Woolman
Thomas Jefferson
Workers For Peace
New York Peace Society
Henry I. Dodge
Noah Webster
Massachusetts Peace Society
William Ladd
New York State
Thornton Said
American Peace Society
Keep a Youthful Figure Keep a Youthful Figure
Health advertising promotes a 1200 calorie diet with low calorie foods and snack awareness. It lists common high calorie items to avoid and offers a 409 calorie dinner example. It markets a 40 page booklet Change Your Weight For Beauty's Sake from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York, requesting 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Shower Honors Mrs. Geo. Zavoral At The Ringer Home
Mrs. Hoyt Thomas and Mrs. Robert Cherry host a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the Ringer home for Mrs. George Zavoral formerly Bernice Nolan. Mrs. Charles D. Nolan and Mrs. Louis Nilles, along with Gazette office women, attend as guests. Twenty guests will sew for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Thomas
Maple Wood Drive
Robert Cherry
B Avenue
Hazle Ringer
Washington Avenue
Ringer
George Zavoral
Ninth Street
Bernice Nolan
Charles D. Nolan
Louis Nilles
the Gazette
Zavoral
Mrs Andrews Surprised by Friends on Birthday
Mrs. Fred S. Andrews of 1119 A avenue NW was surprised Saturday evening by friends. Five hundred was played at three tables with prizes to Mrs. Ralph Andrews Mrs. George Jaeger and Mrs. Ralph Watterson. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Andrews
A Avenue NW
Ralph Andrews
George Jaeger
Ralph Watterson
Andrews
Bennett and West Branch win Cedar Declamatory Meet
Special to The Gazette Mechanicsville Bennett won two firsts and West Branch one in the Cedar county declamatory contest held Wednesday night. Oratorical first Don Weih Bennett second Allan Spencer West Branch third Marie Ward Mechanicsville. Dramatic first Kathryn Grace Bennett second Ruth Lewis West Branch third. Humorous first Ruth Jacobsen West Branch second Pearl Christensen Durant third Maxine Willey Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
Bennett
West Branch
Cedar County
Don Weih
Allan Spencer
Marie Ward
Kathryn Grace
Ruth Lewis
Betty Thomas
Ruth Jacobsen
Pearl Christensen
Durant
Maxine Willey
Harper Bldg Addition Charged to City Attorney
The Harper 431 Fifth Avenue SW project facing a non conforming permit was debated by the city council. Building Inspector Leefers said the plan fails fireproofing and setback zoning rules while Dave Bleakley argued council power under the non conforming permit ordinance allows approval and building scope. The council referred the issue to City Solicitor Don Hines for a report next week after discussions with Leefers and Bleakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Harper
Fifth Avenue
Dave Bleakley
Harper
O. L. Leefers
Don Hines
Leefers
Bleakley
Hines
Charters To Be Given Nineteen Church Boys Clubs
Nineteen Friendly Indian and Pioneer clubs in the city will receive charters from the Y M C A boys welfare council at the spring round up Friday night from 7 15 to 8 30 at the Y M C A L E Crabbs executive boys secretary says Friendly Indian charters go to First Evangelical Kenwood Methodist Olivet Presbyterian Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian St Pauls Methodist and St James Methodist St Pauls has two Friendly Indian clubs Pioneer charters go to First Evangelical Church of Brethren First Reformed Kenwood Methodist Oliver Presbyterian Saron Lutheran Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian St James Methodist St Pauls Methodist Trinity Methodist and United Brethren churches St Pauls also has two Pioneer clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Welfare Council
L. E. Crabbs
First Evangelical
Kenwood Methodist
Olivet Presbyterian
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian
St. Paul's Methodist
St. James
Snow and dust mud delays on Rock Island trains
Drifting snow and dirt from fields caused traffic trouble on the Decorah Albert Lea Forest City branch of the Rock Island railroad. Mud and delays disrupted schedules. The text notes Cortez and the arrival of long horned cattle in North America and the development of other breeds with the advent of railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Decorah
Albert Lea Forest City
Cortez
North America
James Holton Named President of City Hi Y Council
James Holton of Roosevelt high school was elected president of the city Hi Y council at its second semester meeting. Jack Talbot Franklin was named vice president and George Baldwin Roosevelt secretary with Charles Kos Roosevelt treasurer. The council coordinates high school Hi Y clubs to promote activities and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holton
Roosevelt High School
Jack Talbot
Franklin
George Baldwin
Roosevelt
Charles Kos Also
McKinley School
Wilson
Improvised Sign Highlights Hotel Self Service in Sauk Rapids
Traveling man Bill Mason reported in Sauk Rapids Minnesota that a local hotel posted a notice saying there is no night clerk and guests should find a room and go to bed, with morning arrival expected. The humorous sign reflects casual self service in a small town hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bill Mason
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Merlin Ridgeways Visit Florida With Daughter Dorothy
Mr and Mrs Merlin Ridgeway and their daughter Dorothy will travel by car from 25 Blake Terrace SE to St Petersburg Florida for a three week stay starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Ridgeways
Florida
Merlin Ridgeway
Blake Terrace SE
Dorothy
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wiltseys Bid Farewell From Springville Farm Move
Mr and Mrs Edwin Wiltsey and family prepare to move to a Brandon area farm. A farewell party at their Springville home featured guests including Mr and Mrs George Studer and Ivan and other relatives. Five hundred was played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Edwin Wiltsey
Brandon
George Studer
Ivan
Frank Moyer
Florence
James D. Moyer
Jim
Earl Knapp
Delbert LaBarge
Violet Knapp
Louis Knapp
Marvin
Donald Brink
Karla Masaryk Club Dinner at Local Home
Members of the Karla Masaryk club dined Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Jakubcik 86 Twentieth avenue SW with Mrs. Stanley Dusek assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karla Masaryk Club
Joseph Jakubcik
Twentieth Avenue SW
Stanley Dusek
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Carey
Hyten
Book Club
Shuttleworth Home
Klersey
L. A
Mozart Club
Vlada Mar
San Lateran Coy
P.T. A. Meetings
Therwood Noo
Dora
Welty
Wayne Basler
Helen Kacena Stark
L. A Talbott
Gordon Barger Alyce Mary Chaeima
Patricia Ruebel
Edna
Attfnd
Werosld
Bertrard
Doruth
Dale
Plert
Tenean Cluchato Ga
Joily Ravelers
Harbin
ST. John's Church
Woodmen Circle
Miss Downing
Frank Crofter
A.W
TD Weld
Frank V Orr
Mar-guerite Youngrove
Wayne J Foster
Orr
Cedar Rapids
Molly
Geo. Zavoral
Mrs. Andrews
Hi-Y Council
NEIP
Loe
First Ave
Honor Edwin Wiltseys
Luxor
V&k Grocery & Market
16Th Ave
Dial
Carp
John
Pillsbury's
Pillsbury
Jack Sprat
Joe Stark
1St St. NE. Nial
St. Joseph
St.Joseph
Ezra
Gazette
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