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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1935
Page
3
Society page notes 18th century influenced living-room suites suit both women and men. Modern construction adds comfort and lighter lines, with wood frames or all upholstered sets. Curved backs vary. coverings include tapestries and brocatelles. choice depends on room character.
Mount Vernon notices describe Sorosis club guest night at E. E. Moots home with Dr. S. L. Chandler on Tennyson lessons. Multiple clubs meet including Astraria, Inglie side, and P. E. O. chapter DT. Socials include a Clark dinner, bridge party, quilling bee, and a family picnic with community singing led by local organizers.
Cedar Rapids motorcyclists gathered Friday at the Indian Motorcycle shop under George Clifford. They reorganized into the Night Riders with 23 cyclists attending the meeting and plans for the future discussed before refreshments were served.
Mrs T C Felix welcomed members of the J H N circle at her home on 2530 A avenue NE. Vice president Mrs H C Kimball presided while Mrs E W De Nio led devotions. Committee reports were presented and a social hour followed.
Mrs Walter Hutchinson and Dr Rose Wistein will read papers on the recovery program of the administration at the monthly meeting of the reporters club of women of the democratic party on Wednesday at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs C H Wilkins will be leader. reservations with Mrs Hutchinson by Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Larson of Omaha and E. E. Carver of Center Point wed January 3 in Cedar Rapids. Judge H. C. Ring officiated. The couple reside on a farm near Center Point.
Bonnie Rose Ocheliee, guest of honor at a tenth birthday party hosted by her mother. Attendees include Gladys Panzer Crystal Car olin Chismore Helen Meyer Helen Sloser Max Millner Don ald Serovy Rogers Pauba and many Jedlicka and Moel family members from Solon Tipton and Iowa City.
Carrie Morcombe society No 2 plans a Wednesday meeting in Knights hall with good attendance urged. The C and N W Railway Women’s Club hosts a benefit card party and program Tuesday at 8 in the Terrace room Montrose hotel. Fidelity Circle serves dinner Friday at 6:30 then business and social meeting at Mrs J W Taylor 305 First Ave W. Sunshine circle L A P M meets Thursday at Mrs Lena Borschel 1534 Washington Ave SE. Mercy division No 51 G I A to the B of L E picnics at 12:30 Tuesday in K P hall honoring charter members. T Z Cook Woman’s Relief Corps No 11 meets Thursday at 2:30 in Memorial building with G A R invited. L A to the B of R T No 58 meets Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in V F W hall. refreshments served after lodge. Royal Neighbors Valley Camp No 2136 R N A holds a Wednesday special meeting at 7:30 p.m. to elect officers. open installation Friday for all members and friends. Women Of the Moose meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall.
Royal Neighbors Parlor City Camp No. 1799 will meet in the R of P hall Tuesday evening to install officers. Members are asked to dress in white and refreshments will be served.
El Kahir auxiliary of the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children schedules a 1 PM picnic luncheon at the Home for the Friendless, 519 Fifteenth Street NE, with members asked to bring a covered dish. Social Aiders meet with Mrs Ellen Scott at 7 30 Tuesday, 512 Third Avenue SW.
Standard Life Association No 172 will meet Thursday evening in Moose Hall followed by pinochle and 500.
W B A sets a 500 party with prizes at 2 pm Tuesday at 1601 L street S W. An installation of officers is planned at 7 pm Wednesday in Moose hall followed by 500 and pinochle with prizes at 8 30 pm for members and friends. White Shrine Kensington and Winter Temple Past Chiefs announce meetings with listed hosts and officers.
Various organizations announce midweek gatherings including N A L C auxiliary at Mrs James Vitka’s home with a Ben Hur meeting, Aldebaran court installation and picnic, Home Rebekah lodge commemorating Thomas Wildey, Maccabees dance at Moose hall, and Junior American Czechs meeting with officer installations and social.
The Sunshine auxiliary will meet Monday at 6 30 PM at the Maine lodge hall for a picnic supper after. The notice asks which officers will be installed.
Members are asked to take a covered dish and their own dishes to the gathering. Non members are welcome to join with a homemade item. The event emphasizes sharing and community spirit.
Typographical Auxiliary hosts a card party Wednesday at 838 First Avenue East at 8 p m with prizes at each table and a door prize. A short meeting starts 7 30 p m Refreshments served Jane De Lano Auxiliary meets Friday at Memorial building a picnic supper precedes the meeting Installation of officers and quilt number drawing follow All members urged to attend
Springville reports a surprise birthday dinner at Eli Yeisley’s Mount Vernon home for George Yeisley’s eightieth birthday with many Yeisley relatives and friends attending. Other notices list O E S and community groups hosting meetings and social events through the week, including new member receptions and bridge gatherings.
Mrs Lester Falcon and Mrs John Pierson led the Agama Sunday school class event at the Federated church Wednesday. Mrs Frank McLeod marked her eightieth birthday with an afternoon party hosted by her daughter Mrs George Falloon, with guests including Mrs D W McLeod and Lottie of Cedar Rapids and numerous local ladies listed.
Mechanicsville Friends gathered at the Miller country home for an oyster supper with prize winners noted. Ella Conner and Marjorie Crissman hosted a bridge at the Johnson home and club members attended. Evangeline chapter O E S held initiation in the Masonic hall with several candidates.
Center Point chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a lodge room gathering Saturday honoring Davidine McGinnis as worthy matron for the year and her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McGinnis plus daughters Viola and Lula Belle. Retiring officers named include Leo Norbohm Ferne Dennison Howard Holman Winifrew Wormer Essie D. Silver Mary Holman Margaret Floyd Blanch Coker Nellie Dennison Marie Lockhart Maude Price Eunice Gilpatrick Ruth Grace Johnson Esther Edith Lewis Martha Flora Horak Maude Newland Harry Brookman and others.
Olin Sororsis club members were guests of Mrs. Alice Fulton and Mrs. Ida Stingley at the Fulton home Thursday. Mrs. Enoch Law son entertained at a silver tea Wednesday. The third division of the Methodist Ladies Aid hosted a Kensington and silver tea Friday at the church. Kary Klub met with Mrs. Cleo Houstman assisted by Mrs. Mable Ramsey. West Side club gathered at the country home of Mrs. Goldie Hollingsworth.
Shellsbury Mrs Homer Sheeley hosted the Wednesday bridge club. Eloise Evens won high score. Violet Blattler hosted the Legion auxiliary on Tuesday. Mabel Sheeley with Inadel Crum entertained the Presbyterian Harmony class at the Sheeley home Thursday.
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