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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1936

Page

8

Garden Club to Host Lecture on Daffodils by Expert

Cedar Rapids Garden club plans an April public lecture by Mrs Florent Fdna Foote of Grand Rapids Mich, famed expert on daffodils cultivation. At Wednesday meeting at Mrs Isaac Boo Simah home, new 1936 officers were elected led by President Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer with officers and standing committees named.

Florent Fdna Foote Grand Rapids America Cedar Rapids W F Broeksmit Broeksmit George B Douglas W. H Dunshee Thud Charles Shackell Esther Olmsted R. E. Choate Isaac B Smith James E. Hamilton Herbert Stamats W. L. Phipps Vis Dunshee George Wilhelm Perry West Wilhelm John Hamilton Choate Dunshee

Cedar Rapids Players Prepare for State Bridge Championship

Mr and Mrs E J Carey join local Cedar Rapids players in Perry for the fourth annual mid winter state championship bridge tournament being contested today Friday and Saturday Genevieve Keedick of Toledo accompanies the Cedar Rapids group with others planning to travel for the event

E J. Carey L. L. Hodgin R.S Hardendorf Perry Genevieve Keedick Toledo Cedar Rapids

Ladies of the Grand Army install new officers in Dodge circle

General Grenville Dodge circle No. 88 installs officers Tuesday with Martha Hughson as president and Blanche Small as senior vice president. Other officers include Anna Bills junior vice president Nora Hollom secretary Elizabeth Buchan treasurer Emma Grunewald chaplain Libbie Henry instructor Laura Currier guard Millie Kirkpatrick assistant guard Minnie Humble conductor Luetta Schreiber assistant conductor Iva Montillon registrar Lara Woolwine musician Flora Perrego press correspondent Mrs Alice Burdyto is the installing matron Ella Frear assists as conductress with Flora Perrego assisting.

Grenville Dodge The Grand Army of the Republic Martha Hughson Blanche Small Anna Bills Nora Hollom Elizabeth Buchan Emma Grunewald Libbie Henry Laura Currier Millie Kirkpatrick Minnie Humble Luetta Schreiber Iva Montillon

Mrs Goodwin Honors Mary Beth Espeset at Party

Mrs Carl Goodwin hosted a post school party at 1738 Third Avenue SE honoring Mary Beth Espeset of the Beacon Junior circle. The group sang and played games with Elaine Helm at the piano, presented a book, and signed a greeting for Mrs F J Mansfield on her birthday.

Carl Goodwin Beacon King’s Daughters Third Avenue SE Mary Beth Espeset The King's Daughters Miss Espeset Goodwin F J. Mansfield Burlington Kings Daughters Constance Weatherton Miss Frame Miss Weatherton Margaret Kellogg Fredricka Frame Patricia Rice Alice

Congenial Hundred Club Dance Friday at Montrose Hotel

The Congenial Hundred club social committee hosts a dance Friday at 830 p.m. in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel with the regular club orchestra performing.

Congenial Hundred Club Crystal Room Montrose Hotel

Jolly Sixteen Gathering Planned at Mrs Storey’s Home

Mrs E Storey will host the Jolly Sixteen Friday afternoon at 1705 C Avenue NE for a social gathering.

E Storey Jolly Sixteen C Avenue

Miss Alma Owens Hosts Rebecca Vets on Birthday Dinner

Miss Alma E. Owens of 1502 C avenue NE hosted the 1936 officers of Rebecca Alexander tent No. 14 Daughters of Union Veterans at a dinner in the Montrose hotel Corn room. The event honored her birthday with blue and ivory tapers and a long table. Guests included Mesdames Sutliff, Hillerege, Moore, Scott, Chord, Searles, Bruch, Thomas, Hollom, Sleight, Williams, Briggs, Kouba, Moravec, Montillon, Slocum, Rickard, Shenefelt and her daughter Sandra plus Miss Varney, Heaton, Toogood, Georriee, Suran, and Underhill.

Alma E. Owens C Avenue NE Rebecca Alexander Daughters of Union Montrose Hotel Miss Owens Norman Sutliff Hugh Hillerege Ira A. Moore Norman Scott Ralph D Chord Jake Searles John Bruch Glenn H. Thomas George Hollom W. L. Sleight Calvin A Williams C E Briggs F J Kouba, Jr V. M Moravec H H_ Montillon Sarah Slocum Bert W Rickard E EE Shenefelt Sandra Zoe Varney Beulah Heaton Ada Toogood Dorothy Georriee Dorothy Suran Retha L. Underhill

Music Department Studies Poetic Music At Cedar Rapids Club

Thirty five members of the Cedar Rapids Williams club music department met Wednesday afternoon. Esther Hronik led the program on poetic music with a sketch of Bach Beethoven and Liszt. Guest artist Eulalie Hauser performed pieces including Bach Liszt and Niemann selections. Refreshments were served by Mrs Lulu Engleman Welty Mrs G Barger and Mrs H E Haywood.

Cedar Rapids Wi Ians Club Esther Hronik Bach Beethoven Liszt Eulalie Hauser Hauser Lulu Engleman Welty G . Barger H., E. Haywood

Birthday celebration for Mr Gene Gable hosts and guests

Relatives surprised Mr and Mrs Gene Gable at 710 Fifteenth Street SE for Mr Gable’s birthday. Attendees included Miss Mary Ellison Nelson Fink Miss Kathryn Shors Alfred Smith Miss Gussie Boyle Morton Lundgren Miss Virginia Seaman Edward Shors Jr Mr and Mrs Irving Syer Mr and Mrs Frank Novotny Mr and Mrs Albert Jensen and daughter Mildred Mr and Mrs Leo Ram and Mr and Mrs E Shors and daughters Phillis and Patricia Bunco and dancing followed by a buffet supper.

Gene Gable Fifteenth Street Mr. Gables Mary Ellison Nelson Fink Kathryn Shors Alfred Smith Gussie Boyle Morton Lundgren Virginia Seaman Edward Shors, Jr Irving Syer Frank Novotny Albert Jensen Mildred Leo Ram E . Shors Phillis Patricia Bunco

Double Wedding Ties Bartosh Family in Mount Vernon

Miss Martha Bartosh and Miss Libbie Rosina wed George Bericka and Wesley Lo Bartosh in a Dec 31 ceremony at St Joseph's Church Chapel Davenport. The event connected families from Mount Vernon and Moount Vernon amid local church and community figures.

Martha Bartosh James Bartosh Mount Vernon George Bericka Libbie Rosina Mary Wkudina Nineteenth Avenue Wesley Lo Bartosh Moount Vernon Father O’connell Joeseph's Church Daven Bevunka Vic Betka Chicago Californiia Bartosh Pemeck and Ford

Quaker Oats Women’s Executive Council Meets at Roosevelt

The women’s executive council of Quaker Oats met in the Jefferson room of the Roosevelt hotel on Wednesday evening. A formal business session followed a supper.

Womens Executive Council Quaker Oits Company Tefferson Roosevelt Hotel

Mc Kinles Junior High Bobsled Group Hosts Oyster Stew

Eight eighth grade students from Mc Kinles junior high school formed a bobsled party Tuesday evening and returned to Darwin Jack at 1823 Highs avenue in San Francisco for oyster stew. Chaperones were Misses Nenes Chaney and Ams Moor.

McKinles Junior High Darwin Jack Highs Avenue SF Nenes Chaney Ams Moorhead

Mrs Leo Jo Smith and Wis Wo Willenbore win prizes at Ia meeting

Mrs Leo Jo Smith and Wis Wo Willenbore won prizes at a meeting of the Jolt Ramblers held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Smith's home located at 1255 D Avenue NE.

Leo Jo Smith Wis Wo Willenbore Ramblers Smiths D Avenue

LaVerne Rode staffs honor Letitia Harper on birthday

The LaVerne Rode cosmetic company staff held a Tuesday evening party at the office to honor Letitia Harper on her birthday. Out of town guests included Touse Beebe, now traveling for the company, and Irene Johnson of Des Moines.

LaVerne Rode Cosmetic Company Letitia Harper Touse Beebe Loacel Irene Johnson Des Moines

European Study Scholarship for an American Woman

The Federation of American Women's Clubs in Europe offers a $1000 annual scholarship enabling an American woman to study six months in Geneva, attend the Copenhagen conference, and promote world peace through writing and speaking. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, white, hold a college degree, study economics or international relations or journalism, know French well plus other European languages. Applications by Feb 1 to Mrs. Albert Connett Jr in New York. Cedar Rapids assistance available from Mrs. F W Damour.

Federation of American Women's Clubs Europe Geneva United States The Federation Albert Connett, Jr Fifth Avenue New York City Connett F. W. Damour Twentyfirst Street Dial Cedar Rapids

P T A Meeting Plans Homecoming Event and European Fair

Van Buren P T A met Tuesday with Mrs R F Taft presiding. A European fair by 50 pupils showcased countries and industries with dances and songs. A large Europe map was crafted by the students for the stage. The homecoming is set for Feb 11 at 7 30 pm with multiple committees named.

van Buren P. T A R F Taft Mary Fulls Lilian Serbousek Ruth Webster Lena Kerr Leone Burgert Sadie Cowden Europe Miss Kerr Charles Elias Robert Ennis Jaroslav Hruby Arthur Kochler Grant Lemasters Ellick Sheronick Dorothy Andersen Jean Andersen Mary Frances Berger Amelia Fulmer Betty Hansen Betty Harrison Henrietta Izer Betty Konigsmark Henrietta Kubik Mildred Mahring Vere Peterka Darlene Trout Miss Webster Miss Webster Played For the Dances and Folk Songs. Mrs. L. K. McKee R. F Taft J. Nemec A. H.schiitz J Samek Florentine Lattner J Hollister Edward Zvacek Martin J Hurt B Kubik J. Gaskill B. Watkins Ben Hurhall P H Brows BR Kuibk D Harrison Edward Rithge E. Johns Thomas Kiald

Buchanan PTA Meeting Highlights Activities and Plans

About 200 parents and teachers attended a Buchanan P T A meeting. The program featured the school orchestra under Paul Anthony and a project tour titled A Tour Through England. A benefit card party is planned for January 29 at the Montrose hotel with committees named for tea tables cards decorations prizes and refreshments. Mrs Willis Mohn announced the event and lists of volunteers. Miss Evelyn Stoakes won the attendance prize. James Manville and Miss Alice Papes were guest speakers at the Polk P A meeting.

Bucha Paul Anthony SA Cass England Willis Mohn Wats and Means Montrose Hotel Affan D .M. Robertson Larry Condon G . Wetzel Orville Rust Harry Robinson John Carsey Geo J Serovy Albert Sova On Roy Harger M. V. Neprash Mohn John F. Stodala R. W

Manville Girls and Co Operative Programs Highlight Youth Event

City and church cooperative programs for boys ages 8 to 20 were discussed by Manville. Miss Papes spoke on teen age girls and what the Girl Reserves offer in health service and social activities. Mrs. Henry Haegg presided. Reports were given by Mrs. Thomas Hayden, Mrs. F. C. Williams, and Mrs. C. Fred Johnson. A Polk children program featured rhythm band, French Dolls by 2B, a violin solo, and 6A sea route project. Social hour presided by Mrs. Stanley Luppman and Miss Lavina North with many hostesses listed.

Manville Papes Henry Haegg Thomas Hayden F. C. Williams C. Fred Johnson Polk Roland Appleton Helen Shoemaker Laurnay Bracey Eunice Hill Florzella King Janice Spohn Janet Barringar Beverly Beach Leona Mikulecky Doris McCann Donna Whiting Miriam Armstrong Stanley Luppman Lavina North Paul Hunter Elmer Holvenstot Scott Hammond Charles Hanes O. V. Harris Dwight Hastings Theodore Heickson J. Helm Roy Henderson R. E. Hopker J. W. Hesser Ross Hill Neely Hill Lloyd Huff C. K. Haman C C. Hoover C. G. Hover R. W. Roland H. P. Howells A . Humiston Earl le Grant Everett King Orville Long Lloyd Jacobs Charles Loomis John Kyle A. Kabell

Cedar Rapids P T A hears on art in schools

Miss Alice Inskeep outlines Cedar Rapids public schools music focus to give children art along with maturity. Mrs A E Einen presides as state president's message is read. Membership reaches eighty four. Robert Bickel program planned at Benjamin Franklin high school. Camp Fire girls groups announced with guardians. Guardians books approved for purchase. Phconic supper for teachers planned for February or March. Primary pupils sing art songs.

Alice Inskeep Arthur P. T Cedar Rapids Robert Bickel Benjamin Franklin High School P. T. A. Council G. L. van Deusen J. C. Milner Carlton Owen R. T Puelicher Margaret Grier Anne Smithey Mable Scheide

Jackson P T A Meeting Highlights School Programs

Jackson P T A convened Tuesday at the school with Mrs John Arnold presiding. Mrs Pierre Tracy led the program. Mrs W L Barnard sang original lullabies and tunes. Miss Merle Grey’s pupils showcased Interests From Mexico and Jane Boyd Community House projects were outlined by Miss Elizabeth Bender. Founders day planned for February 11. Big Springs P T A study group meets Friday at 2 pm to discuss Intellectual Growth.

Harold Dozois J E. McGowan E &E. Bunce

Dairy Dale P T A Plans Friday Meeting Program

Fathers of the Dairy Dale school pupils will run the program and provide refreshments at a P T A meeting Friday at 7 45 p m in the Community hall.

Dairy Dale P. T. A Dairy Dale School

Hayes P. T A Meeting Highlights February Plans

Hayes P T A met Tuesday afternoon at the school with thirty members present. Under Alan Richardson the school orchestra performed. Committees reported a 67 member count and the attendance banner went to Miss Florence Feilen's room. Mrs. Amos Scott gave readings and Mrs. J L Shaw spoke on Parent Education. Mrs. Joe Topinka chaired the refreshments. The next meeting on February 12 will feature a Founders' Day program.

Hayes P. T Alan Richardson Florence Feilen Amos Scott J. L Shaw Joe Topinka

Taylor Study Group Plans Friday Elementary Meeting

Taylor school elementary parent education study group will meet Friday at 2 pm at the school. The subject is Intellectual Growth. Mrs. Thomas Smith serves as chairman.

Big Springs P. T Taylor School Thomas Smith

Louise Leibert Circle Hosts Luncheon and Sale

Mrs. Arthur Biddinger entertained Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters at 1520 Second Avenue SE with a Tuesday luncheon. Mrs. A N Hamiston led devotions and a white elephant sale was held. Members voted to give a small weekly amount for the King's Daughters home at Fort Madison. Mrs. Max Burrell was a guest. The next meeting will be January 28 at Mrs. Hamiston’s home 400 Nineteenth Street NE.

Arthur Biddinger Second Avenue Louise Leibert King’s Daughters A. N. Hamiston King's Daughters Fort Madison Max Burrell Hamiston Nineteenth Street

First Anniversary Honors at Edward Serveson Home

Mr and Mrs Edward Serveson of 1304 First Avenue West celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a party Wednesday evening. Bridge entertained the guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Linder and Mr and Mrs Frank.

Edward Serveson First Avenue W Bridge Fred Linder Frank

Notice Deadline For Church Club And Lodge Notices

Press correspondents for church club or lodge notices must submit to The Gazette by 4 p.m. Friday for Sunday publication. No telephone submissions accepted.

Society

Local Socials Name Waldron and Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Waldron host a social gathering with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sells Mr. and Mrs. Alton Sewell Mrs. DeVerne Hersom and Mrs. Will Kerchill at a community event.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Gamma Chapter Meets at Montrose Hotel

The Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority met Tuesday evening at the Montrose hotel. Mrs. Kenneth E. Cornell chaired the event and new members were discussed.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Montrose Hotel Kenneth E. Cornell Educa

Sorority Meeting Plans Tea at Jackson Home

The regional director reviewed officer duties and scheduled a next meeting led by Harriette Struve and Hazel Thompson. Advisor Mrs. I E Jackson outlined the sorority’s purpose and work and announced rushing captains Florence Glackin and Mary Jane Wisnovsky will host a tea at the Jackson home 223 Twenty third Street Drive SE January 26. Guests included Adah Bauerle Norma Nelson Nelevene Wilkinson Audrey Schwab and Lois Poland.

Tional Harriette Struve Hazel Thompson I. E. Jackson Florence Glackin Mary Jane Wisnovsky Jackson Twenty-third Street Drive Adah Mbauerle Norma Nelson Nelevene Wilkinson Audrey Schwab Lois Poland

Miss Kay Maroney Leaves for Rock Island Visit

Miss Kay Maroney has left for her home in Rock Island Illinois after spending two weeks visiting at the J. W. Curran residence located at 371 Nineteenth street SE.

Kay Maroney Rock Island, Il J. W. Curran Nineteenth Street

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Garden Club Perry Tourney Dodge Circle Mrs. Goodwin Killian Westinghouse Killian Co. Nome Miss Owens D.U MR. Gable Allan G Thurman George S Davis Gertrude Storemaker Cottey Coll P E. O. College Nebraska Roy Curray J. F Ives Kappa Delta Alumnae Alunoc Kappa Delta Beahl Porine Torriee SE Jolly Ramblers Laverne P. T. A. Meetings van Buren Buchanan James Manville Alice Papes Y. W CA Polk P . A Arthur P. T. A Big Springs Taylor Study Group EuovAsl' Dinine Agus al Siti Epsilon Sigma Alpha Miss Maroney Syndicate First Avenue
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