Anniversary Honors Brooks At St Pauls Church
Society to honor Dr and Mrs Arthur A Brooks on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Friday 8 p m ceremony at St Pauls Methodist church. They renew vows in a modified service officiated by Rev Robert Little and Dr Howard Agnew Johnston. Officiants, bridal party, attendants and reception hostesses are listed with gowns and bouquets described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Brooks
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Brooks
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Agnew Johnston
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. G. Brooks
Burlington
Dr. Brooks
Arthur Birney
Marguerite Robbie
Lida Tallman
Russell Knapp
Wayne Stookey
Nevin Nichols
Myrvin Pope
Ruth Ebling Massey
Helen Little Hickman
Amanda Barnes Barham
General Ladies Aid
Marmola reduces obesity with simple tablet method
Physicians worldwide endorse Marmola as a weight reducing aid. Take four Marmola tablets daily and begin losing fat without dieting or exercise. Since 1907 over 20 million packages sold, available through dealers nationwide. Stop when you’ve reached your goal and credit Marmola for your success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Church wedding plans with detailed committees outlined
A church wedding features a three tier cake and silver decor. Entertainment, refreshments, and social committees are led by Mrs. Massey, Mrs. Hillier, and Mrs. Warren respectively with numerous district aid presidents listed as each committee’s members. Master of ceremonies is R. Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
S. G. Armstrong
Elmer Johnson
Charles Laurance
A. W. Henke
Ruby Byers
Jessie Dodds
Guy E. Hillier
Boyson
J. A. Yessler
C. W
R. Hawkins
W. E. Warren
General Aid
Aid
A. M. Noblett
George Dillon
E. B. Jack
O. E. Atkinson
J. L. Smith
Ray Ingham
W. W. Richards
Ivan Miller
Frankie Hartman
G. S. Pulis
Birthday Dinner For Railway Mail Auxiliary Thirty-Third Year
Sixty one members and guests of the Railway Mail association auxiliary attended the thirty third birth anniversary dinner at the Butterfly tea shop on Wednesday evening. Husbands of members were honored guests. Mrs. Le Roy Long presided and a musical program featured El mira Werner Rosenkranz and soprano Anna Marie Farnum with accompanists. Dr. Charles T. Hickok spoke on England with Mrs. Hickok. special guests included Mrs. Charles T. Hickok and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Association
Butterfly Tea Shop
le Roy Long
Elmira Werner Rosenkranz
Ruskin Sandbourne
Anna Marie Farnum
Joanna Gerhardt
Charles T. Hickok
England
Sinclair Avenue
E. K. Easton
R. E. Wilhelm
W. V. Fiebig
Fred C. Meyers
St Elizabeth's guild elects new officers at St John's
Mrs. A. L. Albert was elected president of St. Elizabeth's guild of St. John's Episcopal church at a recent meeting. Other officers are Mrs. R. E. Bostwick, vice president, Mrs. W. G. Kneass, secretary, and Mrs. E. W. Sommers, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Albert
St. Elizabeth
Education program highlighted at Beta Sigma Phi meeting
Miss Ida McQuin led the Sigma chapter event at the Montrose hotel on Wednesday evening. Eileen Koehler Bernice Nolan and Ruth Bartling presented reports during the regular Beta Sigma Phi business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McQuin
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Eileen Koehler
Bernice Nolan
Ruth Bartling
Rowley Bride Mary Kirsch Weds Laverne Zeiser
Mary Kirsch of Rowley married Laverne Zeiser at All Saint's church Rowley Tuesday morning. A misc shower and a wedding dance followed with 175 attendees. The couple plan to reside on the groom's father’s farm near Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Zeiser
All Saint’s
Rowley
Mary Catherine Kirsch
F. A. Kirsch
Zeiser
Leo Zeiser
Walker
Hirk Davis
Alvina Leaven
Davis and
Harold Krammer
Frank Leaven
Corneal Leaven
John Leaven
Leo Zieser
Nick Leaven
Lawrence Leaven
D. W. Hyde
Jack Kuhn
Andrew Kuhn
Julia Kuhn
Ralph McDonald
Eleanor Leaven
John Michael
Frank Takes
Nick Takes
Frank Sand
Dan Mahoney
Matt Schuler
Jack Kayser
Carl Bo
Lee Smith
Frank Smith
Peter Sand
Vernon Winn
Theo Miller
Cecil Kuhn
Ed Krammer
Clarence Michael
John Smith
Gordon Meade
Charley Zieser
Harold Bretz
William
Land of Coggan
Dinner Hosts Bridge Club at Montrose Hotel
Miss Wilma Van Orsdol hosted her bridge club at the Montrose hotel Wednesday evening. Three tables of bridge entertained the group with guests including Emily Steffen Viola Thon Helen Mc Cann Marie Cline Ira Lippincott Margaret Frederickson Helen Hrubesh Lydia Hrubesh Dorothy Dichtelmiller Sylvia Stark and Gloria Stipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma van Orsdol
Third Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Montrose Hotel
Bridge
Emily Steffen
Viola Thon
Helen McCann
Marie Cline
Ira Lippincott
Margaret Frederickson
Helen Hrubesh
Lydia Hrubesh
Dorothy Dichtelmiller
Sylvia Stark
Gloria Stipp
Y W C A Schedules Weekly Classes And Tournaments
Regular classes at the YWCA every Friday include deck tennis ping pong shuffleboard tether ball and other games at 7 p m. Topics of the day led by Mrs Stella Bachelder at 7 p m. and basketball practice at 7 and 8 p m. The first of ten weekly sessions begins Friday. Special events include recreation night 8 11 p m Fridays for all and roller skating on the second Thursday 7 9 p m. Women begin singles ping pong tournament January 31 basketball tournament March 4 and doubles shuffleboard tournament March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bachelder
Breuer Anniversary Picnic Surprise At Ninth Street Home
Mr and Mrs H J Breuer were surprised at 825 Ninth Street SW by a picnic supper for their wedding anniversary. Five hundred in prizes was awarded with high prizes to Mrs Guy Curran and Joe Sponar and consolation to Mrs Ralph Owen and George Kuba. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Kuba Mr and Mrs Joe Sponar their daughters Jo Ann and Donna Mr and Mrs Arnold Cornelius Mr and Mrs William E Morgan and Catherine Mr and Mrs Vernon Schrader Mr and Mrs Ralph Owen and Bernard Breuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Breuer
Ninth Street
Guy Curran
Joe Sponar
Ralph Owen
George Kuba
Jo Ann
Donna
Arnold Cornelius
William E. Morgan
Catherine
Vernon Schrader
Bernard Breuer
Delta Dek Pinochle Round Two At Friedl Home
The Delta Dek club held round two of its pinochle tournament Wednesday evening at John Friedl and wife’s home 139 Wilson avenue SW. High prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loesel while consolation awards were won by Mrs. Claude Burke and Wes Suchomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Dek Club
John Friedl
Wilson Avenue
Joe Loesel
Claude Burke
Wes Suchomel
Loesel
Joe Paula
Frank Dahozal
Wives of O R C Officials Entertained in Cedar Rapids
Wives of O R C officials from across the region attended a noon luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel hosted by Mrs. J A Phillips. Guests included Mrs. G H Oram of Boise Idaho Mrs W D Johnson of Washington DC and Mrs H E Zimmerman of Marion Ohio plus several others. After lunch the group visited the Phillips home for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R.C
Cedar Rapids
Board of Directors
J. A. Phillips
First Avenue E
Roosevelt Hotel
G. H. Oram
Boise
Idaho
W. D. Johnson
Washington, D. C
H. E. Zimmerman
Marion, O
S. N. Berry
Charles Montooth
C. H. Wilkins
Joel Rogers
Harry Fraser
John R. T. Rives
Phillips Home
Mrs Byard A Dodge Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Byard A Dodge hosted a noon luncheon today at the Commonwealth tea room for her bridge club guests including Mrs Lester C Chadima Mrs H J Chadima Mrs E J Lattner Mrs Chester Bell Mrs Edwin C Nelson Mrs Stephen Pardera and Mrs Josephine Wandel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byard
A. Dodge
Fourth Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Lester C. Chadima
H. J. Chadima
E. J. Lattner
Chester Bell
Edwin C. Nelson
Stephen Pardera
Josephine Wandel
Home Garden club selects winter birds winner
Mrs A L Killian presided at a meeting hosted by Mrs R W Manatt at 1918 Park Avenue SE. A winter birds program sparked a contest won by Mrs James E Bromwell. Twelve members attended. Mrs Roy Folsom assisted Mrs Manatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Killian
Home Garden Club
R. W. Manatt
Park Avenue SE
James E. Bromwell
Roy Folsom
Manatt
Irene Douglas circle hosts Kin gs Daughters meeting at Blake boulevard
Mrs W E Curtis welcomed the Irene Douglas circle of the King s Daughters to her home on Blake boulevard SE for a Wednesday gathering. Roll call cited Bible verses and quotations. New Year remarks urged members to renew purpose and participate in a layette project for a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Curtis
Blake Boulevard
Irene Douglas
King’s Daughters
M. L. Kirkman
John Janecek
W. H. Tenney
Louise Hill Liebert
Ida Mansfield
Tillie Luter
Chicago
Edwin Nelson
Grace Walpole
H. K. Focht
Eighteenth Street
Otis Leefers
Janecek
Miss Coombs to Wed Orlin Henry Next Week
Miss Mabel M. Coombs, to marry Orlin Henry of Waterloo next week, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening at Moose Hall hosted by Mrs. Frank E. Henry. Thirty-five guests from the Friendly Circle of the Maccabees shared cards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel M. Coombs
Orlin Henry
Waterloo
Moose Hall
Frank E. Henry
Circle of the Maccabees
Hayes P T A Meeting Highlights School Programs
Hayes Parent- Teacher association met at the school with Mrs. Charles Kriz presiding. Fathers attended as Miss CenomA Owen led songs and Miss Belle Campbell announced the January 18 promotion date. Boy Scout and Camp Fire participants described activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Parent- Teacher Association
Charles Kriz
Hayes
Cenoma
Owen
Belle Campbell
Prastka
Tom Hardy
F. Pugh
L. C. Schuknecht
Coats With Detachable Collars Gain Midseason Appeal
A fashion piece notes detachable collars on coats as smart for late winter and early spring. Detachable capes and fur scarfs offer versatility, allowing wear as weather shifts. The piece highlights silver fox capes and collars made from Per sian lamb or mink, with variations for different body types and necklines.
East District P T A Program Promotes PTA Challenge
East district P T A president led a program titled The Challenge of P T A with Bob Stastny on cornet and Ber nice Kubovec assisting. Mrs A Kapoun led the event and a February 6 apron dance at C S P S hall was planned by Mrs F J Stastny chairing with Kapoun and Mrs Robert Conway. The entertainment group included Mrs G Sochor Mrs F W Melsh and Mrs Martin Polenha. Candy sale profits of $2.87 were reported by Mrs William Hemmer and refreshments were provided by Mrs T Janos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stastny
Bernice Kubovec
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Dinner Meeting
Seventeen members attended the alumnae dinner and regular meeting held at the chapter rooms. Hostesses Mrs Harold Mowrey Miss Virginia Cavin and Miss Lucille Hillbru were in charge of the dinner and bridge which followed. Guest Mrs Phillip Shinn of Chicago, formerly Miss Marna Height, joined the gathering.
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Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Harold Mowrey
Virginia Cavin
Lucille Hillbruwer
Phillip Shinn
Chicago
Marna Height
Service Club Meeting to Sew at Community House
The Service club will meet to sew at the Community House Friday at 1 45 p m All members are urged to be present and to take sewing material.
Birthday honors for Cedar Rapids pioneer Mary Rath
Mrs. Maggie Byse hosted a family dinner at 1010 Fifth Street NW in honor of her mother, Mrs. Mary Rath, on her eighty third birthday. Twelve relatives attended along with Mary Lou Black of Lux City. Mrs Rath, a Cedar Rapids pioneer, remains active reading papers and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Byse
Fifth Street
Mary Rath
Mary Lou Black
Lux City
Mrsat
Byse
Jane Delano Auxiliary Postpones Card Party
The Jane Delano Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans has indefinitely postponed the card party that was planned for this evening at the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Delano
Roosevelt P. T. A. Meeting Postponed Until Jan. 25
The Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association announces the regular meeting for this weekend is postponed to January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Tomorrow color contrast and coolness for men’s resort wear
The piece discusses fashions for men’s resort clothes focusing on color and contrast with bolero-style fur pieces. It notes the coat’s practicality when detached and advises ensuring a finished neckline without fur. Suggestions include wearing the fur or pairing with a silk scarf or spring dress collar for varied looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Parrish
Buchanon P T A hears talks musical numbers
Mrs Hazel Schaus University of Iowa instructor spoke on Emotions at the Buchanan Parent Teacher Association meeting. Miss Elizabeth Bender described work at Community House. Three selections were performed by the school orchestra under Miss Margaret Dietz with 15 named musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Schaus
University of Iowa
Buchanan Parent-Teacher Association
Elizabeth Bender
Community House
Margaret Dietz
Kenneth Cornell
Eugene Pinney
Eugene Pugh
Marvin Jones
Vernon Harger
Eleanor Mitter
Otto Mendenhall
Junior Nemec
George Pecar
Charles Vejda
George Fisher
Bryce Fisher
Patricia Marshall
Trene Gienedakis
Donald Nedved
Phyllis Horak
Sue Taylor
Ben Taylor
Reed Nelson
R. L. Morlan
E. H. Owens
Frank Jesina
Ruth Phillips
Lydia Hrubesh
Delta Delta Club Hosts Bridge Social at NW Home
Mrs. William Todd hosted the Delta Delt club at her 1630 Hank Ley avenue NW home. Guests included Mrs. Wallace Bixby and Mrs. Carlin Bucknam. Prizes were won by Mrs. Glenn Bateman, Mrs. Bucknam, and Mrs. Paul Helming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Todd
Hinkley Avenue
Delta Delt Club
Wallace Bixby
Carlin Bucknam
Glenn Bateman
Bucknam
Paul Helming
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Mrs. Brooks
Marmola
Henry
ST. Elizabeth's Guild
Phillips
McKesson’s
King’s Discovery
Vick
East Side Richards College
Phar’cy the Uptown Drug
Kanealy & Beezley Drug
West Side Fisher Drug Co
Zastera
16Th Ave
West Zastern Ellis Blvd
Mary Kirsch
Mre
Laverne Zelser
Miss van Orsdol
Y. Ww
O.R.C
Mrs. Dodge
Mrs. Curtis
Miss Coombs
By Amos Parrish
EW York
Alpha XI Alumnae
Service Club
P. T. A. Meetings
Roosevelt P. T
Osar Fruandy
Fanny Farmer
Anoy Snops
Ta Taumov
Third Avenue
Third Ave
Second Street
Buchanan P
T. A
Mrs. Todd
Vicks Plan
Vicks Voratone
GLOBE
12Th Ave
3Rd St
Richeliew
Libby
N.B. C. Ritz
Sunkist
Pienie Hams
Black Lake
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