A U W Guests Dine With Coe Women Tuesday Evening
Senior class women from Coe College hosted the AUW meeting at 1927 Ridgeway SE. Mrs. Cutler presided as hostess. Miss Laser of the Coe speech department read The Roof by Galsworthy with husbanding commentary. Discussion covered economics, legislation, fellowships, and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irty
College
A. Au. W
Y QO. Cutler
Ridgeway E SE
Juniata Caldwell Laser
Coe College
A Galsworthy
Laser
Depic
H. Brownlee
Mary 11
Grace Lamert
Frances
Owen
Russell Knapp
Dwight Krumholtz
Coun
King Thompson
Malik
Lydia Hrubesh
Mary Bell
The
Nations Organization
Miss Street
Miss Bell
Cutler
David Bleakley
Wayne Jister
Catherine Adams
Catherine Exter
Ruby Carlson
Edith Yx
Grace Lambert
Alice Page
Zuerke Robbie
Ethel Ryan
Ce Sundberg
Margaret Sund Z
Ruth Webster
Minna Wi
Ruth Zika
Social Club Dinner Hosted at Commonwealth Tea Room
A local page mentions X T. Cole at 1628 Fourth Avenue will host a dinner tonight for the Hage club. Guests include Mrs. S. W. De Nio, Miss Florence Narber, Mrs. C. W. McCalley, Miss Ollie Archer, Mrs. H. L. Tucker, Mrs. L. C. Bell, and Mrs. Don A. Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cole
Temwe Hage Club
Ommonwealth Tea Room
5. W. de Nio
Florence Narber
C. W. McCalley
Ollie Archer
H. L. Tucker
L. C. Bell
Don A. Dunn
Tama woman Dorothy Shilhanek weds Leonard Behounek
Dorothy Gertrude Shilhanek of Tama and Leonard Edward Behounek of Chelsea exchanged marriage vows Wednesday at St. Patrick's Church in Tama. The Rev. A P Meyer officiated. Attendants were Violet Upah and Leonard Shilhanek. The couple will reside on the Behounek farm near Chelsea after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gertrude Shilhanek
Frank Shilhanek
Tama
Leonard Edward Behounek
Charles Behounek
Chelsea
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
A. P. Meyer
Violet Upah
Belle Plaine
James Shilhanek
Fred Shilhanek
Salt Creek Township
Behounek
A A W Drama Group Host at Mrs Bird’s Home
Mrs George M. Bird of 2432 Grande avenue SE will entertain the afternoon A A W drama group Thursday at 2 15 pm. She will review Noel Coward’s play Hay Fever for the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bird
Grande Avenue SE
The
Bird
Noel Coward
Miss Leibsohn Returns from Lake Forest Visit
Miss Mochelle Leibsohn returns after a ten weeks visit with Ferry hall school friends at Lake Forest Illinois. She is accompanied by her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Jack Schurman of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mochelle Leibsohn
Ferry Hall
Lake Forest
Illand
Jack Schurman
Chicago
Kemp Return From Denver Trip
Mr and Mrs Kemp of 2400 First Avenue East returned Tuesday after a two week visit to Denver Colorado with no incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kemp
First Avenue E
Denver, Colo
QO E G Club Bridge Tea Honors Winners
Mrs. C. A. Fox hosted the QO E G bridge club at her 2909 East Avenue NE home Tuesday afternoon. Winners were Mrs. J. A. Hanus Mrs. W. W. Wall and Mrs. W. F. Michalicek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Fox
E Avenue NE
QO. E.G. Bridge Club
J. A. Hanus
W. W. Wall
W. F. Michalicek
MISS VANE CLUB HOSTESS BRIDGE EVENING
Miss Pauline Vane entertained her bridge club at 1511 Fourth Avenue SE Tuesday evening. Prizes were won by Arlene Ortmann and Selma Anderson. Other attendees included Selma Rose Hilda Hendrickson Leona Borschel Lois Helbig Norma Detlefs Juanita Davis Alberta Thompson Kathryn Pogge and Alice Phillipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Vane
Fourth Avenue SE
Arlene Ortmann
Selma Anderson
Selma Rose
Hilda Hendrickson
Leona Borschel
Lois Helbig
Norma Detlefs
Juanita Davis
Alberta Thompson
Kathryn Pogge
Alice Phillipson
Supper to Honor Engaged Couple
Miss Margaret Pratt hosts a buffet supper at 521 Knollwood Drive SE for twelve guests in honor of Miss Irene Klinger and Dr. Robert Chapman. Bridge to follow with their marriage slated for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pratt
Knollwood Drive
Irene Klinger
Robert Chapman
Bridge
Miss Klinger
Dr. Chapman
Two Circles King’s Daughters Meet in Local Gatherings
Louise Leiber circle met Tuesday at 848 Sixteenth Street SE for luncheon hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Cornell. Devotionals on “Today” led by Mrs. Cornell. rummage sale planned. layette to University Hospital Iowa City. Next meeting March 12 at Mrs. Benninghoff. Ida Mansfield circle hosted by Mrs. Everett Chandler at 824 Twenty-first Street SE with luncheon. business meeting preceded by devotions led by Mrs. Philip Shiver. Hostess Mrs. G. H. Tellier to host March 12. state board meeting for Linn county president Mrs. Rufus B. Culver Davenport later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Kenneth Cornell
Louise Leibert
Sixteenth Street SE
Cornell
University Hospital
Iowa City
George Serovy
Howard Benninghoff
Benninghoff
Ida Mansfield
the King's Daughters
Everett Chandler
Twenty-first Street
D. M. Hall
J. A. Hutch
Philip Shiver
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive
Rufus B. Culver
Linn County
State Board
Davenport
Miss Dichtelmiller Hosts Bridge Club Dinner
Miss Dorothy Dichtelmiller of 390 Seventeenth Street SE will entertain members of her bridge club at 6:30 this evening at the Roosevelt hotel. Guests include Misses Gloria Stipp Ira Lippincott Lydia Hrubesh Margaret Frederikson Marie Cline Wilma Van Orsdol Emily Steffen Gertrude Nixon Sylvia Stark Cecelia Johnson and Eutona Blayney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dichtelmiller
Seventeenth Street SE
Bridge Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Gloria Stipp
Ira Lippincott
Lydia Hrubesh
Margaret Frederikson
Marie Cline
Wilma van Orsdol
Emily Steffen
Gertrude Nixon
Sylvia Stark
Cecelia Johnson
Eutona Blayney
Stepanek 19th Anniversary Surprise at Home
Mr and Mrs R J Stepanek of 224 Wilson Ave SW were surprised Tuesday evening by friends celebrating their nineteenth wedding anniversary. Cards and refreshments were served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Ressler Mr and Mrs Norbert Zoble Mr and Mrs A Conway Mr and Mrs Stanley Kuta Mr and Mrs Joe Douda Mr and Mrs Jack Petrezelka Mr and Mrs Ray Gardner and Mrs John Petrezelka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Stepanek
Wilson Avenue
Ray Gardner
John Petrezelka
SCS Club Meeting At Betty Levnbaugh Home
SCS club members met at Betty Mae Levnbaugh home in Center Point Road NE Tuesday evening. Present were Carolyn Cornish Ethel Martin Betty Pollock Mildred Johnson and Jacqueline Basley. Refreshments served after the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCS Club
Betty Mae Levnbaugh
Center Point Road
Carolyn Cornish
Ethel Martin
Betty Pollock
Mildred Johnson
Jacqueline Basley
Luncheon Held for Mrs Baxter of Kansas City
Mrs M J Donnelly and Mrs J J Studer hosted a noon luncheon at the Donnelly home for Mrs C P Baxter of Kansas City Missouri. Ten guests attended and bridge was played in the afternoon. Mrs Baxter is visiting Mrs Joseph Erwin and Miss Nelle Erwin at 528 Vernon Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Donnelly
Nassau Street
J. J. Studer
Glenway Drive
Donnelly
C. P. Baxter
Kansas City
Bridge
Baxter
Joseph Erwin
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Two Social Tributes to Mrs Everett Finch
Mrs. Everett Finch nee Miss Jewell Monson received two social showers hosted by Mrs. I Monson Miss Jean Monson and Mrs. Dan Owen at 1008 Eighth Street SW. Bingo prizes went to Margaret Swope Mrs Floyd Finch and Mrs F A Safely. Guests included Esther Hanna June Smith Edith Smith Marilyn Safely and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Finch
Jewell Monson
I. Monson
Jean Monson
Dan Owen
Eighth Street
Finch
Margaret Swope
Floyd Finch
F. A. Safely
Misses Swope
Esther Hanna
June Smith
Edith Smith
Marilyn Safely
Mrs. Owen
Fottral
Misses Smith
Ruth Windhurst
Joanne Caviness
Margaret Vaughn
Agnes Buchan
Doris Swenson
Toutloff
C. E. Vaughn
Monson
Gene Barnes
Julius Mary
Colip
Owen
Twenty-Eight Attend Home Department Meet
Twenty eight members of the American home department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club attended a picnic luncheon meeting Tuesday hosted by Miss Louise Hathaway at the Iowa Electric Light and Power company bungalow. A brief business session was followed by a cooking class on Little Cakes and Easy Decorations led by Miss Hathaway. Hostesses were Mrs. L. E. MacLaughlin Mrs. Bertha T. LeFebvre and Mrs. T. Hersch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
Shower Honors Mrs. Charles R. Haynor at Second Evangelical
Mrs Haynor formerly Esther Hoyt wed Feb 16 at Anamosa. Second Evangelical church hosts a Tuesday afternoon shower with Nettie Chiverton and Bess Scott presenting a one act play The Newly weds. Guests include many named ladies and Mr Mattie Demery Nettie Heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruia Shimek
Lucille Dill
Bess Scott
Lulu Shaw
Estelle
Second Evangelical Church
Charles R. Haynor
Anamosa
Esther Hoyt
Nettie Chiverton
Hayner
Charles Faulkner
John Michael
Helen Tomask
Mary Kulhavey
Rose Luchterhand
Marie Miller
Ellen Shettle
Nellie Hahn
Addie Holland
Susan Scott
Arnold Garrett
Charlotte Miller
Jeanie Lindsey
Netta Chiverton
Howard van Sickle
Mariam Milbourne
Mary Foley
Howard Livingood
Iva Giest
Lowell Orth
Hazel Berry
Tom Morley
Ed Colip
Mattie Demery
P. T. A. Meetings Fillmore Tea and Money Lesson
The Fillmore P T A hosts a 2 30 tea at 1047 Avenue NW with Mrs Charles Matthews guiding an adolescent radio study on Learning the Use of Money. A tea honoring mothers of 6B follows. Mrs George Maloney assists. All Fillmore mothers invited. At Polk P T A the adolescent study group meets Thursday with Mrs L J Vondrocek at 1829 D Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
Charles Matthews
Avenue NW
Fillmore Parent-Teacher Association
Matthews
George Maloney
Old Fashioned Mother at First Evangelical Church
Mrs Elva Walker will star in Old Fashioned Mother at First Evangelical Church on First Avenue and Third Street W Thursday at 745 p m. Directed by Mrs John Wittkop the play is a local favorite with entertainment between acts by Mrs Amos Scott Evelyn Tewart and Ardell Rummens. Cast includes Mrs Walker Ted Parsons Ardell Rummens and others with choir members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Walker
First Evangelical Church
First Avenue
Third Street
H. and W
The
United Brethren Church
John Wittkop
Amos Scott
Evelyn Tewart
Ardell Rummens
Walker
Ted Parsons
Ardell
Rummens
Archbur Kunzman
John Priest
Pearl Tewalt
Clyde Walker
Bernice Roberts
Harry Fetters
Dale Fetters
Evelyn Tewalt
Bill Frink
Ralph Stark
Joseph Belehrad, Jr
Jack Bauers
Youngest Otte Daughter Weds Floyd Hodgden Near Lowden
Emma Otte daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Otte of Lowden married Floyd Hodgden son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hodgden of Massillon in a 2 30 p m ceremony at the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church parsonage Lowden Rev F J Abele officiated They were attended by Fred Otte of Tipton A dinner for eighteen relatives followed at the bride parents home After a pre nuptial shower the couple plan to reside on a farm near Lowden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Otte
Henry Otte
Lowden
Floyd Hodgden
Vern Hodgden
Massillon
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lowdon
F. J. Abele
Fred Otte
Tipton
Bennett
Hodgden
Clarence High School
S. E. Sennett
Hazel Sennett
Verna Miller
Birthday Supper Honors Mrs Trembley At Schmitt Home
Mrs Joseph A Schmitt hosted a birthday supper at 1426 M Street SW on Tuesday night in honor of Mrs Robert Trembley. Attending were Mr and Mrs Trembley, Mr and Mrs William Franks, Mrs Phoebe Lamb, Mrs Bertha Forbes, Mrs Robert Porter, Mrs Stella Hamm, Mr and Mrs Don Nelson, Mr and Mrs Joseph Schmitt Sr, Joseph Schmitt Jr, Miss Beatrice Hayward, Miss Mae Schmitt and Orval Schmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Schmitt
M Street
Robert Trembley
Trembley
William Franks
Phoebe Lamb
Bertha Forbes
Robert Porter
Stella Hamm
Don Nelson
Joseph Schmitt
Joseph Schmitt, Jr
Blanche Fisher to Wed Donald Belknap in Spring
Engagement announced at a Tuesday party hosted by Miss Florence Fisher. Miss Fisher and Mr Donald Belknap will marry. families listed include Mr Charles A Fisher and Mrs Harriet Belknap. Banco and bridge were played. pink and white colors featured in decor and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Fisher
Charles A. Fisher
Fourth Avenue SW
Donald Belknap
Harriet Belknap
First Avenue E
Florence Fisher
Sigma Chapter Betas Sigma Phi Plans Evening Meeting
Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet for regular business this evening at 7 30 at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Swagger Suits Set New Personalities In 1935 Fashion
The feature describes spring swagger suits with belted slim waists and breezy skirts. It notes a range from belted, buttoned swagger coats with chin finishes to high cut Eton collars, plus classic straight line versions. Vivid shades and flecked treatments refresh the look for a versatile suit season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Praha Rebekahs Plan Anniversary Events in Prah a
A Praha Rebekah lodge committee plans a reception for the fiftieth anniversary of Jan Hus lodge No 51. The 8 p.m. Saturday event at Z C B J hall will host visiting Rebekahs and Prada members, with a program replacing the planned degree work. Sunday features a banquet and dance at C & BP S hall at 5 30. Grand lodge officers and about 100 Chicago guests expected. A card party follows Monday at Sokol hall for Praha members and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Jan Hus Lodge No
Z. C
S. Hall
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Marie C. Novak
Libbie Fieseler
Mary Seda
Mayme Kroulik
Stella Marek
Henrietta Seabrooke
Cedar Rapids Teachers Celebrate Birthday Dinner
About 130 members of the Cedar Rapids Teachers association attended the annual birthday dinner Tuesday at St. Pauls Methodist church. Tables were decorated by birth month with skits, July table won for guns and firework place cards, December table for Santa Claus theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Martha Griffith
Santa Claus
Sylvia Chada
Lillian Serbousek
Evelyn Stoakes
Ruth Griffith
Lilian Clark
Santa
Miss Clark
Katherine Munkhoff
Ruth Webster
Lillian Clark
Leone Sutherland
Ladies Aid party at 602 Second Ave SW
Mrs Nettie Sisam and Mrs Nelle Ross hosted thirty friends Monday night in the home of Mrs Ross at 602 Second Avenue SW as part of a Ladies Aid series. Prizes were won by Mrs H J Beall Miss Linda Graesser Miss Mary Frances Arduser C R Youtzy and G T McHardy. Vocal selections were by Mrs Howard Lancaster and piano numbers by Miss Nettle Sisam. Refreshments were served by the hostesses with help from Miss Sisam Arduser and Graesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Sisam
Nelle Ross
Second Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
Trinity Methodist Church
H. J.beall
Linda Graesser
Mary Frances Arduser
C. R. Youtzy
G. T. McHardy
Howard Lancaster
Nettle Sisam
Miss Sisam
Miss Arduser
Miss Graesser
Fays Celebrate Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary at Home
A gathering at Edward and Mrs Fay 122 Twelfth Street NW marked their February eighteenth anniversary with dinner and a gift presentation. Attendees included O E Fay Leo Stepanek Her man Hall Adin Waterhouse and families Doris Pike Joe Coquillette Charles Coquillette Leslie Grant Walter Henderson Paul and Thomas Henderson Glenn Ellis Perry Houston and Clair Moore from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fay
Twelfth Street
Robert
Doris Pike
Joe Coquillette
Charles Coquillette
Leslie Grant
Walter Henderson
Paul
Thomas
Glenn Ellis
Perry Houston
Coggon
Clair Moore
Central City
American Legion Meetings End in Des Moines Return
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Winn Mrs. Harry Gunderson and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Lyman returned Tuesday from Des Moines where Winn and Lyman attended the commanders and adjutants conference of the American Legion and the ladies attended the presidents and secretaries conference of the American Legion auxiliary held there on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Winn
Harry Gunderson
L. P. Lyman
Des Moines
Mr. Winn
Mr. Lyman
The
American Legion
Winn
Gunderson
Lyman
American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Hadley, Miss Mueller Attend Shower Ahead of Wedding
Miss Mildred Hadley receives honors at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Lorraine Mueller at 1418 Fourth avenue SE Tuesday evening. The marriage to Glenn Campbell is planned for the latter part of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Mueller
Fourth Avenue SE
Mildred Hadley
Miss Hadley
Glenn Campbell
Iowanas Club Meeting Tonight at Sokol Hall
The Iowanas club will meet tonight at 8 o clock at Sokol hall for their event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowanas Club
Sokol Hall
Liner Fleet Abandons Search for Blairgowrie in Atlantic Storm
The luxury liner Europa and two rescue ships gave up locating the Blairgowrie after hours of searching in hurricane seas. The crew of the British freighter is presumed lost with twenty six men. The Olympic, American Banker, and Blommersdijk aided the search but agreed Blairgowrie went down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Europa
Mid-Atlantic
Europa
Blairgowrie
Olympic
United States
American Banker
Blommersdijk
North Atlantic
Mercury rising as cold wave relents across the nation
A broad winter pattern eased from the west to the east with milder air in the plains and Pacific coast. The Northeast saw rapid warming from 53 to 15 in New York City while snow and frost impacted West Virginia and the Rio Grande valley farmers faced low temps. Two weather deaths were reported in Texas as farmers awaited rain to repair dust-damaged wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
New York City
Panhandle
West Virginia
Plains
Midwestern
Bemidji
Minn
Rocky Mountain States
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Texas
Oklahoma
Miss MacIntosh Leads Iowa Christian Endeavor District
Miss Muriel MacIntosh of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the thirteenth Iowa Christian Endeavor district at the Anamosa convention, attended by 300 Endeavorers from Benton Linn and Jones counties. The district elected officers, staged a pageant, and held a mock trial defending Miss Christian Endeavor with a not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel MacIntosh
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Christian Endeavor District
Anamosa
Benton, Linn
Jones Counties
Miss MacIntosh
Lenore Schuknecht
Robert Yates
Ruth Bickle
Vinton
Harriet Struve
Warren Hansen
Genevieve McCulloch
Ruth Baumgartner
Betty Beggs
James Manville
First Christian Church Endeavorers of
Central Park Presbyterian Quartet
Robert Troyak
Ida May Dunlop
Eleanor Galloway
Jean Dunlop
District Endeavor Societies
Miss Christian
Dorothy Barr
Mareshalltown
Immaculate Conception Pupils Present School Program
The Immaculate Conception school pupils stage a program in the school auditorium Friday March 1 at 8 p m. Highlights include a Whistle Chorus a Playmate Action Song seventh and eighth grade acts and a girls glee club with one act plays directed by Pavly Me vA. A post program dance and a seven piece orchestra provide music. WAULKON Miss Vera Ward suffers a fracture from a snowbound fall en route to a rural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immacculate Conception School
Sconce
Wecccvescenese
Pitzpatrick Twine
Clown Land
Vwcesserese
Patriotic Pages of
History
Cuserens
Goddess of Liberty
Patricia Kelly
Uncle Sam
Joseph Wicke
Misa
Columbia
Marguerite Lazo Pages
Hetty DeBon
Kathryn _Low
Richard DeMarah
Weorge Tilson
Giele
Ruth Becker
Pavly Me Va
Thletic
Waulkon
Vera Ward
William Ward
Hanover Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coe Women
Mrs. Coie
Dorothy Shilhanek
A. A. A. W. Drama Group
Miss Leibsohn
Kemps
Miss Vane Club
Miss Dichtelmiller
S. C
Mrs
Home Department
Mrs. Haynor
P. T. A. Meetings
Peter Ban
Mrs. Trembley
Swagger
Amob Parrish
Praha Rebekahs
Legion
Mercury
Associated Press
H. A. Stickney
Emily Hermanek
Valcon
C.E
Immaculate Conception
Ceca
Climalene
Climalene Company
Canton
Ohio
Youll
Wamen
Addreasen
Jackie Heller
Gale Page
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