Farewell Reception For Rev and Mrs Judson
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Judson of First Baptist Church, who depart for St. Louis Missouri, will be honored at a farewell reception in the church social rooms Friday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. The entire church membership sponsors the event with invitations to members and friends. Arrangements are led by Mrs W A Preston and a committee including L C Jensen and others. The Judsons will head the new St Louis district office of the Emergency Peace campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell F. Judson
First Baptist Church
St. Louis
Judson
W. A. Preston
L. C. Jensen
W. H. Schultz
I. S. Hardesty
Marjorie Walters
Margaret Wenger
Congenial Hundred Club Announces 1937 Party Dates
The Congenial Hundred Club released the first six months of 1937 party dates. Dances will be in the Crystal room at the Montrose hotel on February 19 March 19 April 23 May 24 and June 18 with guest tickets via George Liddle. Officers elected include Dr. Hoyt Thomas chair and John Gaston new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
George Liddle
Hoyt Thomas
Dwight Lupton
L. E. Crabbs
Edward Cohrs
George Smith
John Gaston
Thomas
Lupton
Crabbs
Country Club to Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
Cedar Rapids country club members meet at 7 30 PM for dinner and the annual gathering A vote will elect three new directors and members will consider special resolutions presented for action by the club officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Bridge Team Wins Local Match
The Cedar Rapids team in the East Central Iowa Bridge association beat Manchester on Monday evening in Cedar Rapids. Members are Mrs. Oliver Longueville Mrs. H J Robertson Mrs R S Hardendorf and Mrs T E Taylor. F G Gosling captains the Manchester team. Mrs Longueville will start a new series of individual duplicate contract bridge games Wednesday at 1 15 p m at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Bridge Association
Oliver Longueville
H. J. Robertson
R. S. Hardendorf
T. E. Taylor
F. G. Gosling
Davises Return from California Spend in South California
Mr and Mrs Robert Calder Davis and their daughter Miss Ann Witwer 320 Crescent street Sr returned Monday after spending two weeks in southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Calder Davis
Ann Witwer
Crescent Street
California
Dr Monte Smith Leaves for Utica Veterinary Post
Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith hosted over the holidays Dr Monte C Smith of Utica New York. He returned Monday to resume duties as a veterinary inspector in the United States Bureau of Animal Industry at Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Smith
Washington Avenue SE
Mrs Eby Conducts Inspection At GM Chapter Meeting
Mrs Moray L Eby state organizer of the P E O sisterhood conducted an inspection at GM chapter of the P E O Monday evening at 2335 Ridgeway drive SE. Twenty seven members and two guests attended including Mrs Louis D Burkhalter Jr from chapter DK. Lena Vogt county probation officer spoke on work for teenage boys and girls during the holiday season. Mrs S V Shonka presided at the tea table and Mrs Thomas M Suchomel assisted hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Shonka
Thomas M. Suchomel
Miss Lelia Johnson Leaves for Canada
Miss Lelia Johnson of 1100 First Avenue E departs Wednesday for Toronto to attend her niece Jeanette Johnson and Stuart Legge wedding. After Toronto she will visit Evanston Illinois with Mrs James W Good for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue E
Toronto
Canada
Jeanette Johnson
Stuart Legge
Dutch Treat Group Hosts Bob Sled Party
A group of eight couples will meet Tuesday evening for a bob sled party then return to the Lafayette cafe for refreshments. Guests include Edwin Filipi Gayle Rollins Charles Melsa Howard Staves Paul Kilborn William Dutrt Jr Vernon L. Barta and Lester G. Stastny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Cafe
Edwin Filipi
Gayle Rollins
Charles Melsa
Howard Staves
Paul F. Kilborn
William Dutrt, Jr
Vernon L. Barta
Lester G. Stastny
Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Meets at Montrose Hotel
The Sigma chapter will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at the Montrose hotel. Members plan arrangements for upcoming sorority activities and chapter affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Women’s Dramatic Sketches Reflect Shifting Attitudes at Club Birthday
At Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club forty first birthday luncheon Bernice Ladd Halvorson of Cedar Falls presented five dramatic sketches tracing women’s changing views on love and marriage from classical heroines to modern choices. Eleanor Long of Dubuque sang three numbers, with instrumental interludes by Miss Masha and Miss Leksa, as members urged continued progress and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Ladd Halvorson
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Eleanor Long
Frank T. Gates
W. R. Foor
America
Camp Fire First Aid Course Begins At Coe College
A ten week first aid course for Camp Fire girls leaders starts Tuesday evening at Coe College. Instructor A B Hird, secured by Linn County Red Cross chair Joe Carberry, will lead weekly sessions in Main building room 202 at 7 15. Registered leaders include Nadia Thorpe Frances Rubins Dorothy Plock Edith Boardman and others. interested leaders may register at the first meeting with pencil and paper for notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Joe Carberry
Linn County
American Red Cross
A. B. Hird
Coe
Nadia Thorpe
Frances Rubins
Dorothy Jane Plock
Edith Boardman
S. E. Temple
Maxine
Dorothy Kepler
A. J. Anderson
Margaret Clark
Henry Houseman
Glen Thomas
Dorothy Doolittle
Betty
Shirley Like
Lillian Repstein
H. F. Lambertsen
Alice Alexander Installed as Noble Grand of No 79 Rebekah Lodge
Emma Jadrnicek district deputy president and staff conducted the installation at the last regular meeting. Officers named include Hattie De Nio Anna Thompson Ella Scott Elizabeth Bar ger Jennie Schulte Verna Baker Anna Volz Bertha De Mers Carrie Willey Helen Baker Gertrude Jackman Maude Hovarka Viola Kopecky Norvella Ellis V er bena Gosnell and others. Flowers honored the noble grand and Marie Novak spoke briefly before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Alexander
Home
Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Emma Jadrnicek
Hattie de Nio
Anna Thompson
Ella Scott
Elizabeth Barger
Jennie Schulte
Verna Baker
Anna Volz
Bertha de Mers
Carrie Willey
Helen Baker
Gertrude Jackman
Maude Hovarka
Viola Kopecky
Norvella Ellis
Verbena Gosnell
Marie Novak
Rebekah
King's Daughters Dessert Luncheon Set at Felix Home
I H N circle of the King's Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon Thursday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs T C Felix 2530 A avenue NE Mrs Harold Kimball will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
T. C. Felix
A Avenue
Harold Kimball
P. T. A. Meetings Across Garfield St Matthew's Hosts
Garfield P T A meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the school with Boy Scout troop 24 demonstration and Coe college speaker Dean C Harve Geiger. Hayes P T A holds an afternoon meeting with school orchestra and Linn county probation officer Lena Vogt. St Matthew s P T A Mothers club meets Wednesday at 8 p m at Mrs G C Macklem s home 2325 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield P. T. A
Association
Dean C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Hayes P. T. A
Lena Vogt
Linn County
St. Matthew’s P. T. A
Mother’s Club
G. C. Macklem
First Avenue
Tyler P. T. A. Rummage Sale At Community House
The Tyler P. T. A. plans a rummage sale on Wednesday at the Community House to raise funds for local programs and activities. Proceeds will support student activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
Alma Turechek presents Pause For Music in Cedar Rapids
Miss Alma Turechek of Coe College School of Music presented Pause For Music at Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary meeting hosted by Mrs. C. S. Foster. She spoke on music in Germany and accompanied pupil Ruth Mary Buresh who played Beethoven’s E major sonata first movement, her original Wed ding Bells, Mendelssohn Scherzo in E minor, and Rachmaninoff Polichinelle. Dinner preceded the program with hostesses Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. Harry Watson, Mrs. John Kelly, and Mrs. C. L. Layton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Turechek
Coe College School of Music
Cedar Rapids Dental
Mendelssohn
Rachmaninoff
Paul Jones
Harry Watson
John Kelly
C. L. Layton
Miss Halpin Alpha Xi Alumnae Speaker
Miss Frances Halpin spoke at a buffet supper meeting of Alpha Xi Delta alumnae in the chapter rooms at 1215 First Avenue FE. She described a Caribbean cruise and displayed articles made by natives of British and French Honduras and Guatemala. Hostesses were Miss Burdine Lattner Miss Joyce McLean and Mrs Russell F Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Halpin
Honduras
Guatemala
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
First Avenue FE
Burdine Lattner
Joyce McLean
Russell F. Knapp
Youtzys Host Outdoor Club at 523 Seventh Ave SW
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Youtzy entertained Outdoor Club members at their home Sunday evening. A picnic supper was served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stephen and daughter Betty Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mueller Jr and daughter Dorothy Irene, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Surry and daughter Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Shank and daughters Betty Anne and Carolyne Mae, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Frink, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lorenzen Jr, and Miss Mamie Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Youtzy
Seventh Avenue
E. E. Stephen
Betty Marie
Frank Mueller, Jr
Dorothy Irene
E. M. Surry
Maxine
Stewart Shank
Betty Anne
Carolyne Mae
Ao-Ki-Ya Camp Fire Honors Guardian on Birthday
Members of Ao Ki Ya Camp Fire group honored Mrs Henry Hauseman Jr on her birthday Friday evening at her home 132 Thirty second Street NE. Present were Mrs Hauseman Pauline Schmidt Jean and Dorothy Rick Lillian Repstein Mildred Phillips Shirley and Betty Like Fanny Holmes Rita Drake Dorothy Doolittle Jean Rice and Eloise Balcar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao-Ki-Ya
Henry Hauseman, Jr
Thirty-second Street
Railway Mail Auxiliary and Association Meet Held
Sixty attended the annual dinner of the Railway Mail Association and its auxiliary at the Roosevelt hotel Florentine room. Miniature stations and toy trains decorated the table. Mrs. William Fowler welcomed guests and noted the auxiliary’s 35 years. Mrs. Butterfield led the response as committee heads presented a program. Jack Rejsa performed, and a play by the committee entertained. An after-dinner bridge game and dancing followed with an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Association
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
William Fowler
A. E. Butterfield
Jack Rejsa
Butterfield
L. H. Long
A. C. Maxwell
R. V. McBroom
Kenneth Cornell
Crusaders circle hosts guest night at Mrs. Scott home
The Crusaders circle of the King's Daughters invites members to a guest night Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. G. I. Scott located at 412 Seventh Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders Circle of the King’s Daughters
G. I. Scott
Seventh Avenue SW
Eagle with broken wing becomes state charge in McGregor
The injured golden eagle, under care of McGregor Boy Scouts for over a month, was turned over Monday to Des Moines game department official George Kaufman. The wing injury is believed permanent and the bird, a six foot wing span specimen, will not fly again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
McGregor Boy Scouts
George Kaufman
Des Moines
Game Department
Reformed Evangelical elects church officers for 1937
Lone Tree church members held the annual business meeting and elected officers for 1937. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick was chosen elder to replace Ameil Pearson whose term expired. C. J. Loehr was elected deacon to fill the expired term. Other deacons elected were Vernon Burr and L. E. Brinkmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Reformed Evangelical Church Sunday
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Ameil Pearson
C. J. Loehr
Coe Band Concert Postponed to Friday at 8:15 p.m.
Coe College Military band directed by Stanley Vesely postpones the Thursday concert to Friday at 8:15 p.m. in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel on the Coe campus. All tickets sold will be honored. band members will sell tickets through Friday. Vesely also plans a 3:30 p.m. children’s concert Thursday in the same chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Vesely
Coe College Military Band
T. M. Sinclair
Coe
Town Hall
Vesely
Coe Chapel
Artist Donation Of Memorial Drawing To City
A large framed artist’s drawing of the Memorial coliseum was donated Monday to the city by Col. C. B. Robbins of Chicago, former Memorial commission chairman. The work, once a prized possession in his Cedar Rapids Life Insurance suite, now hangs in the city council chamber. Robbins, now general counsel and manager of the American Life Convention, previously lived in Cedar Rapids and served as assistant secretary of war in President Coolidge’s cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Coliseum
Col. C. B. Robbins
Chicago
Memorial Commission
Col. Robbins
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
American Life Convention
Cedar Rapids
President Coolidge
Preston Coast of Iowa City 13 Dead
Preston C. Coast 67 longtime Iowa City resident and early member of Iowa's 1887-88 rugby team died after a long illness. He ran a retail clothing business with his brother for 36 years and served as treasurer of the Presbyterian church for ten years. Survived by widow, a daughter, and a brother. Funeral services set for Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Preston C. Coast
Iowa
Coast
Beta Theta Pi
Presbyterian Church
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Mrs. Judson
Robert C. Davises
Monte Smith
Mrs. Eby
Kilefar
Helena Rubinstein
Killian Company
Killian
Robert Browning
Nell
Jones
Charles Huber
Gates
H. C. Ring
Griffin
C. C. Flodin
R. J. Allen
G. A. Cabinett
E. W. Krickard
Foor
Stella J. Bachelder
C. E. Roberts
Ellen
Ehec&s
Rebekah Lodge
S. H. N. Circle
P. T. A. Meetings
Garfield
St. Matthew's
LUX
Dental Auxiliary
MISS
Railway Mail Auxiliary and Association
Crusaders Circle
Chapel
Hall-Ekfelt
Preston
Howard Heathman
Armstrong
Armstrong's
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