Three Visitors in City Honored in Social Affairs
A series of social events honor three visiting women. Mrs Raymond Wire of St Paul and Mrs W Savery, guest at local homes, receive teas and dinners hosted by local residents. Mrs Clyde Lavery of Scarsdale joins family hosts for afternoon gatherings at the Roosevelt hotel and homes on Blake Boulevard and Linden Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wire
St. Paul, Minn
James Dows Blake
Linden Drive
Clyde Lavery
Scarsdale
WW Y
Frederick Fisher
Blake Boulevard
W. J. Price
Searsdale
Ben H W ‘Wer
Linnen Drive
Robert P Bell
Knollweed Dive
Price
Savery
Brice
Tuncheen
Eilentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Wire
Donald J’ Baines
Garden Drive
Edwin H Wadsworth
Country Club Parkway
Bridge Olympic To Be Played Feb 4
Mrs George E Beattie announces the 1936 World Bridge Olympic for Cedar Rapids players on Feb 4 at the Roosevelt hotel. Each entrant plays sixteen hands scored against par by noted bridge figures. the event is open to all enthusiasts with world supremacy as the aim. In 1935 the Olympic drew 200000 participants across 65 nations competing for multiple prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E Beattie
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Beattie
Modern Reading club to discuss Old Jules at luncheon
Mrs. E. J North will review Old Jules by Mari Sandoz at a luncheon meeting of the Modern Reading club Wednesday at 1 pm. The event will be held at the home of Mrs. Marshall Hickman, 1925 Second Avenue SE, with Mrs. W. E. Peschau assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J North
Jules
Mari Sandoz
Modern Reading Club
Marshall Hickman
Second Avenue SE
W. E. Peschau
Mrs Alfred E Durin Hosts Wednesday Card Club
Mrs Alfred E Durin will entertain the Wednesday card club at her home located at 2320 Linden drive SE on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
Vernon Heights Reading Club Luncheon Hostess Named
Mrs Belden Hill of 523 Knollwood Drive SE will host the Vernon Heights Reading Club luncheon Thursday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden Hill
Knollwood Drive
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Sigma Beta Sigma Pro meeting at the Bungalow
The Sigma chapter of the Beta Sigma Pro business girls sorority meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company for its organizational gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Pro Business Girls’ Sorority
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cake department party at Peter Sen Baking Company
About twenty five employees of the cake department held a coating party Monday evening at O Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen Baking Company
O Avenue NW
Areme Circle Party at Cedar Circle Schedules Event
Fragmentary OCR notes record a 1840s circle gathering with names likely misread, mentioning Cedar and Atome Circle. Refers to sponsor, venue, and a Wednesday event near 73M pry Wes Robert McNibney amid unclear numbers and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atome Circle
Ted
Pry
Robert McNibney
Aunt Het Says They Ain't Got More Heart
A venting remark criticizes parents for neglect and imparts a harsh judgment on the lack of sympathy in raising children. The speaker asserts that letting children be born to such parents proves their lack of heart.
Monday Shakespeare Club Holds Annual Twelfth Night Party
The Monday Shakespeare club celebrated its annual Twelfth Night party at the First Congregational church hall. Tables with plaid cloths and candles served 32 members and guests. After dinner they played games with play money, caps and noisemakers, toured a fortune teller, wheel of fortune, ping pong, bingo, and enjoyed a buffet and a short film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club O
First Congregational Church
J Fo An McLaughlin
George Arduser
Olive Stucker
A. R. Swem
Low
John C Lozier
N Harold West
H. D Peters
Alcazar Zuanna Install Officers in Moose Hall
Alcazar Zuanna No 26, Ladies of the Orient, installed officers Friday evening at Moose Hall. Led by Mrs Leota Kraut and assisted by several deputy officers, the group conferred roles on Marie Strong Ruth Pierson Ethel Coster Mate Barth Gladys Wink Frances Sanket Ella Scott Vianna Dahn Rose Jolly Maude Havorka Anna McCreedy Anna Davis Leona Borschel Agnes Le Guire Norma Konl Hattie Stoncking Grace Hansen Anna Hawkins Lulu MacKinnon and others. A dinner followed with gifts presented to Krjut and Sankot supreme trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcazar Zuanna
Alcazar Zuanna No 26
Ladies of the Orient
Moose Hall
Leota Kraut
Ashayhi
Maude Hovorka
Leona Borschel
Bertha de Mer
Marie Strong
Ruth Pierson
Ethel Coster
Mate Barth
Gladys Wink
Shekels
Frances Sanket
Ella Scott
Vianna Dahn
Orental
Rose Jolly
Maude Havorka
Anna McCreedy
Anna Davis
Oriental Board
Anna Blecher
Agnes le Guire
Norma Konl
Hattie Stoncking
Grace Hansen
Anna Hawkins
Lulu MacKinnon
Supreme
Krjut
Sankot
Rath Boer
Wakitatina Camp Fire Trade Report
A dispatch from Wakitatina describes a camp fire incident and exchanges involving named locals including Pauls, Jane, Fern, Ann, Tan Kae, Grover, and Saste. The report notes a traded item and references a board or committee in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakitatina Conp
AV “ Ndav
Pauls Metevens
Jane Watsor
Fern
Auret Ann
Tan Kae
Ova Grover I
Jane
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Little Readable Context
A damaged OCR fragment provides sparse readable text. No clear persons or events are identifiable from the snippet. Further text is required for a meaningful card.
Wedding Gowns Modelled At Chapter DK Meeting
Chapter DK of the P E met at Mrs George M. Bird's home. The 1890s wedding gown theme featured an old term fashion show with gowns modeled by members and guests. Guests from other chapters attended and discussed community work after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bird
Third Avenue
Wiliam Rinderhkrecht
Miss Rowles
Onawa
M S Hallman
H. J Brownlee
Vi. J . Patterson
Bruce Ross
Iowa City
Bird
W. D. Barnhazer
Henderson
Newell
Helen Hibnes
Elizabeth Bender
Jane Boyd
P E. O
J. K von Lackum
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mona Wodtke
Chapter CY
Charles City
R. Peregrine White
Chapter CG
Chicago
Carl D. Thomas
A. W McGregor
Popular bobsled parties entertain society groups
A Dutch treat sleigh ride Monday evening drew Mr and Mrs V Craven Shuttleworth and other couples to the Keehn home at 1907 Glenway drive SE for refreshments after the trip. A younger group later rode and gathered at Mr and Mrs D M Halli’s home at 2259 Meadowbrook drive SE with chaperon Mrs W A Cash. Immaculate Conception high school ninth graders plan a bobsled party Tuesday evening ending at Miss Dorothy Fifer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V Craven Shuttleworth
Nicholas P. Craemer
Thomas Crabbe
G. Fletcher
B B. Hickenlooper
Percy Keehn
Keehn
Officers Installed At Home Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Ethel Coster of Mount Vernon installed a new slate of officers at the Home Rebekah lodge. Helen Baker became noble grand with Verna Baker as vice grand and Lela Lapham as recording secretary. Other appointments named include Elizabeth Barger treasurer Wethe Benish warden Alice Aexander inside guard Carnie Wins outside guard Norvella FuR StoN G Maude Hovor Sta Nts Rose Stoddard and Leota Kraut. Adjacent gifts were presented to the noble grand by Jerry Dutrt and her parents Anna McCreedy. junior past grand received a past grand pin and other gifts amid snacks and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rebekah Lodge
Ethel Coster
Mount Vernon
Helen Baker
Noble Grand
Verna Baker
Lela Lapham
Ella Scott
Elizabeth Barger
Wethe Benish
Bertha de Mers
Alice Aexander
Carnie
Norvella Fu
Maude Hovorhe
Rose
Bridge Winners at Regular Duplicate Game
Abe Kopel and Philip Letbsahn paired with Mrs A H Hallgren and Mr F F A Havelton won high prize in north south. The event was sponsored Monday evening by Mrs Old Longueville at 2035 Blake Boulevard, San Francisco. Kopel and Lemboth led in accumulative scoring. Mi o and Mrs. George Miller took first north south, MisoTGL and Hedgin with Mrs C Wolvin second, while W M Jayne and J Robertson were second west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Kopel
Philip
Faribault Family Weekend Visit Ends in Distress
From Faribault v Fora Lenway at 1620 Exghin Street and her son Advin, they visited Viondav from Faribault Mint where they spent the weekend with Mr Lenway's mother Mrs Frank Lenway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fora Lenway
Advin
Faribault
Mint
Lenway
Frank Lenway
Eluta Tam Camp Fire group hosts party at Herdhicka home
Members of the Eluta Tam Camp Fire group held a party Friday evening at the home of Jane Ann Herdhicka in Land Dove NW. Attendees included Audrey Andersen Sare Filen Grissel Verne Kross Stey Ane Mateyu Be, City over Art Sare Ann Heardhika, and Margaret iClark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluta Tam
Jane Ann Herdhicka
Audrey Andersen
Sare
Filen Grissel
Verne Kross Stey
Study The Types You Meet In Handling Temperament
A self help piece discusses common temperaments Dan the bully Madge encounters and how to respond. It outlines bully dynamics urges decisive action, suggests calling out bad behavior, and mentions a Home Institute booklet titled Success in Handling Types Your Own and Others available by coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Madge
Motion Picture Theater
Home Institute
Silliman Speaker at YWCA Business Girls League Dinner
B D Silliman spoke on For give Us Our Debts about trends in government at a YWCA Business Girls League dinner. Winifred Lillie introduced him, with Harriett Struve in charge. Afterward the league formed four study groups in music appreciation dramatics current topics and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Silliman
Business Girls’ League
Y. W
Winifred Lillie
Harriett Struve
Miss Taylor Heads St Luke's Alumnae
Miss Madge Taylor was elected president of St Luke's alumnae at a Monday afternoon meeting. She succeeds Mrs. Lucille Fisher. Officers include Tessie Smock first VP Laura Sabrae second VP Waima Willimack secretary and Mildred Loveless treasurer for a one year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Taylor
St. Luke’s
Birthday Party Honoring Marceline Kaplan
Mr and Mrs Hubert Kaplan hosted a Sunday afternoon party at 408 Eighteenth Street NW for their daughter Marceline turning four. Guests included Dorothy Manak Georgia Florence Bernice Sonka Joyce Libal Irene George Victor Naxera Shirley Fae Fern Kaplan Lorraine Leksa Trene and Robert Rohlena Anna Mae Klinski Sherylene Rabus Donna Mae Kaplan Levla Sedlacek Richard Rabik Ariene Rabik Max Selzer Wayre Karasek and others. Marceline's grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Kvocensky also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Kaplan
Eighteenth Street
Marceline
Dorothy Manak
Georgia Florence
Bernice Sonka
Joyce Libal
Irene George
Victor Naxera
Shirley Fae
Fern Kaplan
Lorraine Leksa
Trene
Robert Rohlena
Anna Mae Klinski
Sherylene Rabus
Donna Mae
Donald Kaplan
First Birthday Dinner for Miari Anne Viena
Mr and Mrs Steprar Viens hosted a dinner on their 2025 B Avenue NE residence to celebrate the first birthday of daughter Miari Anne. Attending were Mr and Mrs Edward G Mitvalan, Joseph Vicko, Mr and Mrs Edward M Fatka and their son Ferward, Louis Vomache, Mass Marecei Sed Lak, and Miss Frances Sururrera of Chicago who has been a guest at the Viena home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steprar
Viens
Avenue NE
Elebret
Miarianne
Edward G Mitvalan
Joseph Vicko
Edward M Fatka
Ferward
Louis Vomache Mass Marecei Sedlak
Frances Sururrera
Chicago
Mra
Viena
Alter Family Holiday Visit Extends Three Months
Mr and Mrs Alter Proe Calif and daughter Oh Marie left Monday after three months visiting relatives. They stayed with Mr and Mrs H D McNabt and other Alt relatives in Davenport and Des Moines and joined in holiday activities with Mrs Alt and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Alter
Calif
Oh « Marie
Alt
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Schedules Thursday Meeting
The Kappa Delta Mothers Club will hold a business meeting Thursday at 2 30 PM in chapter rooms 11215 Second Avenue SE. All mothers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority Mothers’ Club
Chit Beta Phi Mothers Club Meets for Luncheon
The Chit Beta Phi Mothers' club will meet Thursday at 1 pm for a prime luncheon at the fraternity house. A business session will follow the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chit Beta Phi Mothers’ Club
Enclosed 150 for booklet printing request
The note requests printing a booklet titled Success in Handling Types Your Own and Others. It asks to print the name Dame and the address plainly with city and state.
Camp Fire Guardians Gather For 1936 Hospitality Project
Thirty Camp Fire guardians and assistants met at Trinity Methodist church to organize the 1936 birthday project Hospitality. Mrs. H. L. Henkle was elected secretary treasurer, Alma Hartz spoke on hygiene, Grace Boston outlined newcomer hospitality, Nevin Nichols demonstrated home made games, and a telegram from Ariana Burr was read. Mrs. M. R. Warren presided. Ardyce Woodside arranged the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
H. L. Henkle
D. J. Kraut
Alma Hartz
Public Health Nursing Association
Grace Boston
Nevin Nichols
Playground Commission
Ariana Burr
New York City
M. R. Warren
Ardyce Woodside
Miss Keevers Returns From Holidays
Miss Gertrude Keevers daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Keevers 368 Twentieth street SE returned to Kansas City Sunday evening after spending the holidays with her parents. Miss Keevers is librarian at Rockhurst college in Kansas City. Mrs William B Mc Grath of Kansas City was a New Year's visitor in the Keevers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Keevers
J. F. Keevers
Twentieth Street
Kansas City
Keevers
Rockhurst College
William B. McGrath
Young People’s Club to Meet at Immaculate Conception Parish
The Young People’s club of Immaculate Conception parish will meet in the school parlors Wednesday at 730 p.m. Miss Lucille Funkey chairs the entertainment committee. An orchestra will play for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Club
the Immaculate Conception Parish
Lucille Funkey
Lindberghs Guarded as Press Keeps Watch at Home
A police guard was posted at Aubrey N Morgan's home near Cardiff to protect Col and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh and their son Jon as American press and photographers press for notices and facts about the family, the Daily Herald said Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aubrey N Morgan
Cardiff
Col
Charles A Lindbergh
Jon
The
Daily Herald
Three Men Hurt In Collision Of Cars
Three men sustained slight injuries in two separate accidents. At 1 30 am on Tuesday a crash at C Street and Twenty first Avenue SW involved Arthur Willsel and Charles Rompet, both suffering head bruises while Rompet passenger Marion Alex and Octave Iodigue were injured in a Monday city truck collision on First Avenue and Second Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Willsel
Solon
Charles Rompet
Hinkley Avenue
C Street
Twenty-first Avenue
Marion Alex
Sixth Street
Rompot
Octave Iodigue
Ninth Avenue SE
F. R. Edda
1611 Avenue NE
First Avenue
Second Street
Edda
Ehda
Happiness Lost In Struggle To Climb Socially
A man named Ed endures long hours and late nights to fund his wife’s social ambitions. She pressures him with constant dissatisfaction and envy as she pursues superior social standing, leaving Ed with little happiness. A separate note from Dear Miss Manners features a 17 year old boy seeking a date with a girl who is often unavailable by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Electrolux
How to Catch Her Interest and Ask Her Out
A reader asks for dating advice. The column responds that persistence helps and suggests practical steps like calling regularly, organizing group outings, and meeting her in a social setting to build comfort before asking for a date.
Personal note to a friend from K M Q
A brief plea to write a personal note to a boy who is a friend. The writer stresses a direct, friendly message and suggests the recipient take time to craft a thoughtful line.
Letter Advice for Readers Enclosing SASEs
The writer encourages prompt mail to a male recipient and offers personal guidance to those who include stamped addressed envelopes for replies. The tone urges timely action and affirms that sending a self addressed envelope adds meaning to the correspondence.
Stereotypes of Boys and Height in Social Perception
The speaker critiques overemphasis on tall boys while noting there are interesting boys among shorter peers. They suggest the reader may value tall height more than merit warrants and imply envy of taller individuals.
Volcano Lighthouse Guides Mariners On San Salvador
On the island of San Salvador a volcano acts as a natural lighthouse guiding mariners for centuries with its nightly flash of light. The enduring beacon has served seafarers, offering a steady navigational aid amid surrounding seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
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Mrs. TL Hostess
SIGMA
Petersen
Richard’s College Pharmacy
Richards
Wakitatina
Womans Tabor Blai
P. T. A. Meetings
Garfield
L. L. Dolson
Paramount
Rebekah
Fariballt
Eluta Tami Camp
Tuek
Silliman
Miss Taylor
ST. Luke's
Kappa Delta Mothers
Gazette Home Institute
W. 19Th St
New York, N. Y
Miss Keevers
I. C. Young People
Lindberghs
Greece
Center
Has, Soc
Newmans
Globe Groc. & Mkt
Third Avenue SE
Mary Manners
Dub
Shorty
Values
First Avenue E
the, Syndicate
Cedar Rapids Gas CO
Third Street
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