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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1934

Page

3

Mrs Houghton Inspires Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Talk

Mrs H C Houghton Jr of Red Oak spoke at Cedar Rapids Woman's club thirty eighth birthday luncheon at Hotel Montrose. She urged women to shoulder home and community morale and embrace cooperative progress through education tolerance and responsibility. Her remarks traced the century long rise of women from females to ladies to women and emphasized service as rent for space in the world.

America Jacksonville Ill L. P. Davis Woman’s Club Chorus Helen Kacena Stark Lulu E. Welty

Mrs Lloyds Visit For Ten Days At Marion

Mrs J H Lloyd and her daughter Barbara from Mitchell Iowa arrive for a ten day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs G E Johnson in Marion and her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Walter C Hanson 1500 Washington Ave SE.

J. H. Lloyd Barbara Mitchell 8. D G. E. Johnson Marion Walter C. Hanson Washington Avenue SE

Charity Ball Raises Funds for St Luke's Room Endowment

The annual Charity ball on December 26 yielded nearly 300 dollars to boost the room endowment fund at St Luke's Hospital for employed women. At a White Cross society luncheon hosted by Miss Frances Wolfe at 1205 First Avenue B, Mrs. Charles S. Knox and Mrs. E. J. Larimer assisted. Gratitude was expressed to merchants and individuals who aided the ball and to thirteen volunteers who served refreshments. The next White Cross luncheon will be the first Monday in February at the Hotel Montrose.

St. Luke's Hospital White Cross Society Frances Wolfe First Avenue B Charles S. Knox E. J. Larimer Hotel Montrose

Mrs Winslow Visits Des Moines With College Friend

Miss Mary Winslow travels to Des Moines to visit school friend Miss Betty Moore before returning to Columbia Missouri as a Stephens College student. The note records their brief trip and shared hometown ties.

Mary Winslow Des Moines Betty Moore Columbia Stephens

P E O Chapters Hold Monday Cedar Rapids Meetings

Three of four Cedar Rapids P. E. O. sisterhood chapters met Monday afternoon or evening. Chapter DE hosted at 1580 Third Avenue SE with a program “American Music” led by Agnes Chaney and E. J. North. guests included members from several chapters. Chapter GM at 331 Forest Drive SE featured “American Poetry” by M. S. Hallman with Pulitzer links and guest members from Hu and DK. Chapter HJ at 2231 Fifth Avenue SE hosted by Dwight Krumholtz with John Masefield works and a gift to a bride-elect Florence Morse. tea followed.

Cedar Rapids P. E. O. Sisterhood Richard Lord Third Avenue SE L. W. Dunlap J. H. Ramsey W. L. Harrison A. E. Nugent Agnes Chaney E. J. North W. W. Israel Ann Elizabeth Helscher Sigourney A. C. Loepp Charles Heer Hallman Chapter GM F. C. Waples Forest Drive Keith F. Young M. S. Hallman J. W. Hesser Amnie K. Franken Katherine Franken T. H. Wright S. E. Coquillette Dwight Krumholtz Fifth Avenue SE Philip Shive Arthur Bye John Masefield Florence Morse Ada Crocker Frances Munn

Church Groups Plan Wednesday meetings and luncheon

The Industrial Circle of the Second Evangelical church will meet Wednesday at 924 Nineteenth Avenue SW with Mrs B B Holland for its regular business meeting followed by a noon picnic. The Winners class of the Second Christian church meets Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs J W Taylor at 305 First Avenue W. Mrs Rose Novak serves as assistant hostess. The Sanctuary Society of Immaculate Conception church holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 745 PM.

Second Evangelical Church B. B Holland Nineteenth Avenue SW Second Christian Church J. W Taylor First Avenue Rose Novak Sanctuary Society of Immaculate Conception

Junior Arts Group Sets Regular Meeting at Little Gallery

The Junior Arts association schedules Wednesday at 7 15 pm in the Little Gallery for planning the one act play tournament and discussing the upcoming Junior Arts exhibition. New officers will preside.

The Junior Arts Association Little Gallery

Washington Grant High Girls Potluck and Meeting

The X-33 club hosts a regular pot luck supper and business meeting at 5 30 Wednesday at the Y W C A All girls from the June 1934 graduating classes of Washington and Grant high schools are invited Each girl should bring a covered dish her own dishes and sandwiches and officers for 1934 will be elected.

X-33 Washington Grant

Silver Leaf Birthday Club Picnic At Mrs Cutter Home

The Silver Leaf Birthday club will meet at 521 First Avenue W at 1 Wednesday for a picnic luncheon. Cards were played in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Katherine Cutter.

Silver Leaf Birthday Club Katherine Cutter First Avenue W

St. Rita's Circle to Meet at School Parlors

St. Rita's circle of the Immaculate Conception church will meet Wednesday evening in the school parlors with Miss Ruth Gurren as hostess.

St. Rita's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church Ruth Gurren

St Margaret's circle to meet at school parlors

St Margaret's circle of the Im maculate Conception church will meet in the school parlors Wednesday at 2 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. R. A. Curry and Mrs. Ambrose O'Brien. Members are asked to notify the hostesses if they are unable to attend.

St. Margaret's Circle

P. T. A. Meetings in Tyler Schools

Tyler P T A will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the school with Fourth grade mothers as hostesses Garfield P T A will meet Wednesday at 3 p m at the school A musical program will be given

Tyler P. T. A Garfield P. T. A

Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary Suppers at Loomis Home

About twenty five members of the Cedar Rapids Dental auxiliary enjoyed a picnic supper Monday evening at the home of Mrs Milo Loomis, 2623 First avenue East. Miss Doris Newman entertained with accordion solos. Guests included Miss Florence Mahr of Chicago visiting the Peshek home and Mrs J Shane of Blairstown.

Cedar Rapids

Suburban Co Workers Meet at Clemens Home Wednesday

The Suburban Co-Workers will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. George A. Clemens home on Wilson avenue SW with assistant hostesses Mrs. George Woodward and Mrs. W. M. Bishop. The Bunny Card club hosts a charity card party at Mrs. Henry Reed residence 1130 Ninth street NW with five hundred played and prizes. Maccabees Circle meets at Mrs. Hulda Martinec 226 Ninth street NW Wednesday 8 p.m. Carrie Morcombe lodge No. 2 past presidents will not meet Jan 10 but plan a February regular meeting. Freya Lodge No. 516 V Q O A will meet Wednesday evening for officer installation cards and refreshments.

George A. Clemens Wilson Avenue George Woodward W. M. Bishop Bunny Card Club Cedar Rapids Rabbit Association Henry Reed Ninth Street Maccabees Circle Friendly Circle of the Maccabees Hulda Martinec Ninth Street NW Carrie Morcombe Lodge No. 2 Freya Lodge Freya Lodge No V. QO. A

Afternoon reading group to meet at 2 30 PM

The A A A W afternoon reading group gathers Thursday at 2 30 PM. Mrs John R Battin of 1926 Grande Avenue SE will host and Mrs O W Lawrence reviews The Woods Colt by Thames Williamson.

John R. Battin Grande Avenue SE O. W. Lawrence the Woods Colt Thames Williamson

Fashionable Secretaries Boost Home Desk Trend

A New York piece notes more desks in homes signaling a vogue for decorative and functional desks. It highlights secretary desks as stylish focal points with space for writing, filing, and books, detailing 18th Century Mahogany styles like Chippendale Sheraton and Governor Winthrop along with Queen Anne and Early American variations.

Sheraton Governor Winthrop

Desk styles span Queen Anne to Colonial in wood variety

A wall placed corner illustration shows the simplest Queen Anne flat top desk with ample drawer space. Desks come in walnut mahogany and include Chippendale flat tops, William and Mary oak or walnut, and Colonial mahogany types to harmonize with other furnishings. Tomorrow: Off the face hats let in the sunshine.

Amos Parrish

Irene Douglas Circle to Install 1934 Officers at Meeting

Irene Douglas circle of King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. M L Kirkman at 1723 Blake Boulevard SE Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs Nel le Broberg assists as officers for installation. Both active and associate members invited.

Irene Douglas King’s Daughters M. L. Kirkman Blake Boulevard Nelle Broberg

Silver Cross Circle Meets for All Day Sewing

The Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday for an all day sewing session at the home of Mrs. H. R. Hess at 385 Twenty second street SE. A picnic luncheon will be served.

Silver Cross Circle King’s Daughters H. R. Hess Twenty-second Street

Phyllis Ainsworth Weds Ray Kibbie in Moline Ill

Mr and Mrs O M Ainsworth announce the marriage of their daughter Phyllis to Ray Kibbie son of Mr and Mrs W A Kibbie at Moline Illinois on January 6 They will reside in Cedar Rapids Mrs Kibbie was guest of honor at a misc shower and bridge party hosted by Miss Doris Tucker at 1624 Greene Ave NE Attending were Hazel Scriven Hazel Brown Donna Woolwine Naomi Miller Helen Ainsworth Bernice Novak Betty Cocayne Helen King Hazel Eckert and Helen Perrit with O M Ainsworth and Mrs Tucker Also Miss Tucker will visit Council Bluffs with her aunt Mrs W F Ganoe.

O. M. Ainaworth Fifteenth Avenue Phyllis Ray Kibbie W. A. Kibbie Ninth Street Moline Ill Horror Hazel Scriven Hazel Brown Donna Woolwine Naomi Miller Helen Ainsworth Bernice Novak Betty Cocayne Helen King Hazel Eckert Helen Perrit Mesdames O. M. Ainsworth M. Tucker Miss Tucker Council Bluffs W. F. Ganoe

Jolly Dozen Meet Planned at Bates Home

The Jolly Dozen club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J. E. Bates located at 834 Second Avenue SE.

Jolly Dozen Club J. E. Bates Second Avenue SE

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Houghton Woman’s Club Mercy Auxiliary Mercy Hospital Bartlett Millinery Mart Second Ave, SE Industrial Circle Sanctuary Society X-33 Club Silver Leaf Club St. Rita’s Circle P. T. A. Meetings Tyler Garfield Dental Auxiliary Loomis Home Clubs A. A. A. W. Reading Group Greenberg Charles Greenberg Second Street York Phyllis Ainsworth Dial Zoric NRA New Process Co Barbara Stanwyck Hollywood Lux Warner Bros
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