New Officers Installed By Malta Chapter Of O. E. S.
Mrs. Louise Padley and George H Cockburn assumed roles as worthy matron and worthy patron of Malta chapter No. 415 OES at a Saturday installation in the Masonic hall. Other officers named included Mrs Helen Lundin associate matron, W E Groepper associate patron, Miss Emily Walbrand secretary, Mrs Jean Vondracek treasurer, and several conductresses and officers. The event featured remarks on guardianship of emblems, a dining reception, and a closing dance honoring the new slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Padley
George H Cockburn
Malta
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Helen Lundin
William E Groepper
Emily Walbrand
Jean Vondracek
Helen Dunker
Betty Suchomel
Hattie Henderson
Gladys DeohtUe
Marshal Milos Runkle
Flora Boyd
Agnes Carlson Ruth
Monona McFarland
Esther
Florence Fehen
Martha
Ace Stantes
Lena Nilsen
Warder
Carroll H. Newson
Daiss Johnson
Albert Duserers
Maude Keyser
Edna Duncar
Poul Clark
Adseh G Thompson
Bess Monslaw
NM Ide
Manchester
Marguerite Howalord
Johnson
Diserens
James Ralston
Jennie Mickel
Metta A Burd
Paul N Clark
Conrad Stookey
Nelle Kuntz
Mary Puckett
Harry Manchester
Lillian Bell
David Pugh
Gerdine Ralston
Otis
Mary Kanellis
Alethea
Daughters of
Penelope
Moose Hall
Emma Cringos
Mars Santos
Blanche Chukas
Sophie Siamis
Ge Emer
Helen Siamis
Vire Athena Costas
George Fotian
Antonia Petrakes
Helen Thomas Warden
Beulah Raftis
Esther Zervas
Bessie Stefanakos
Virginis Carter
Annezina Fotion
Anna Santes
Ine de Sertinel
Eleanor Bellas
Atitude Sentinel
Miss Santos
Kanellis
Chukas
Siamis
Seven Cedar Rapids Woman's Club groups meet this week
Seven Cedar Rapids Woman's Club groups schedule meetings on history and literature American home international relations current events philanthropic and dramatic art departments. Notable events include biographical sketches, book reviews, lectures by Carl K Linge and Guy Linville, a chorus rehearsal, picnics, a grandmother honoring program, and a grandmother themed one act play with readings and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
H. C Ring
Mary B. Harris
Federal Industrial Institution
A. C Loepp
Dorothy Gardiner
Carl K Linge
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Association
American Home Department
Dora Cargin
Mary Irene MacLaughlin
Guy P. Linville
L. Howell
C. L. Douglass
J. Heins
H. F. Mandell
Ida Oakley
Annual Meeting Planned by Pilgrim Fellowship Groups
The Town Pilgrim Fellowship groups will meet tonight at 6:30 in the church house led by Walter H Staves for their annual session. Plans include finishing the recreation room in the church basement and discussion of group officer roles and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H Staves
Church House
Virginia Hillock
Dick Staves
Jean Hebdersecretary-trasurer
Lois Grisel
Te Group
Jearm Cash
Rush Benson Cham Chapman
Tou Barts
Chamtran
Rose Martie Terpaquest
Myron Bonetb
Procor
Jacek Ser
Darts Hightoahs
Krexy
Rey
Ome
Jane Hubborn
Low Ainsworth
Grav
Nsorhoatoo
Presdent
Walter yFos
Fate Eo Atye
Yue Rete Matt
Camy Omeratine
Sevial
Jane Dun
Margaret Janes
Chapman Cnairroot
Pees Sath
Laura Moore
Atte Re
Ba Blomanist
Ore Roudabush
Bobsled Party Honors Four Birthdays in Northwest City
A Dutch treat bobsled party Saturday afternoon honored the birthdays of Robert Pierson Culver Kuhens Ruth Ann Kenyon and Violet Thorson. Guests included family friends from the Pierson Kuhens Kenyon and Thorson households plus I D Corkery announcing Anne Donnelly’s engagement. The event ended with an oyster supper at the Pierson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pierson
Roland Pierson
Ellis Boulevard
Culver Kuhens
Carl D. Kuhens
Eighth Street NW
Ruth Ann Kenyon
Henry Kenyon
Violet Thorson
Otto Thorson
Ninth Street NW
Pierson
Robert
Patty
Ricens
Culver
Kenyon
Ruth Ann
Mary
Alice
Ivadelle Thorson
Jimmy Usher
Tommy Dunlop
Javee Sorenson
Emily Reed
Rosalind Reed
Helen Shields
Community Club Events Highlight Local Social Week
Wyoming residents attended Cozy club prize draws hosted by Mrs Claude Sears and honored members Mrs Lester French Mrs Gordon Marshall and Mrs Ive Jenkins. Hawthorne and Ladies Methodist groups held meetings at private homes with programs led by local organizers including Elaine Scareliff and Mrs Ker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Sears
Cozy Club
Occarm
Lester French
Gordon Marshall
Ive Jenkins
Hawthorne Club
Cranes Marshall
Elaine Scareliff
B Brown
Lom Ker
Ro Marshall
Filen Marshall
Elias Anderson
Nelson Brownell
Walter Edwards
Earl Malls- Coat
Ke Methodist Church
Progressive Women Club
Rogers
Wow Bronson
West Branch Home Builders class meets Wednesday
West Branch The Home Builders class nf the Methodist Sunday schoo met Wednesda The committer in cluded Ii and Mrs L E Moore Miocard Mre Alfred Larson Mr and Mrs N C Eells and Mr and Mr Philip Saerensen The LA L club was enter tained at the home of Mrs Glenn Boosn Tuesday with Mrs Glenn Hoffman coshnstess The County Line club enjoyed the hospiality f Mr E R Havstet Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo
L E Moore
Alfred Larson
N.C Eells
Philip Saerensen
LA L Club
Glenn Boosn
Glenn Hoffman Coshnstess
County Line Club
R Havstet
Parties Honor New Pledges At Cornell
A collage of social events honors new pledges across campus and service groups. Local figures hosted dinners and luncheons for church and communal organizations including Ladies Aid, Shriners auxiliary, PEO chapter DT, and Daughters of Penelope, with installations and officer elections noted among the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Engagement of Marian Clark to Ross L Wilson
Mr and Mrs Marshall Edgar Clark of 1535 B avenue NE announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Marian to Ross L Wilson of Cedar Rapids, son of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Wilson of Milton. The wedding is set for February 1. Miss Clark, a Coe College graduate, belonged to Beta Phi Alpha and Phi Sigma Tao honorary language society and Crescent. Mr Wilson, a Dodge Radio College graduate, has worked as an engineer at WMT for three years. A dinner and shower honored Miss Clark Wednesday with guests listed.
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Marshall Edgar Clark
Avenue NE
Marian
Ross L. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Wilson
Milton
Miss Clark
Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha
Phi Sigma Tata
Honorary Language Society
Crescent
Wilson
Dodge Radio College
Valparaiso
Ruth Pierson Installed as Noble Grand of Star of Maine Rebekah No. 221
Ruth Pierson was installed as noble grand of Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No. 221 at a Thursday meeting. Gladys Ballard and Gladys Derflinger conducted the ceremony with a staff, naming Emona Hammond, Beatrice Bonham, Thedis Holmes, Grace Berlin, Grace Hanson, Nettie Chiverton, Elizabeth Meyn, Gertrude Artis, and Hazel Neal in new officer roles. Clara Hemminger, past noble grand, escorted to her station. roses and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments followed with pink and green decor. a Braden ton Florida gift from Mr and Mrs C B Shaade.
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Ruth Pierson
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No. 221
Gladys Ballard
Gladys Derflinger
Marion
Emona Hammond
Beatrice Bonham
Thedis Holmes
Grace Berlin
Grace Hanson
Nettie Chiverton
Elizabeth Meyn
Noble Grand
Gertrude Artis
Hazel Neal
Clara Hemminger
Bessie Bachman
Lodge
Alma Farley
Emma Hammond
Bradenton
Fla
C B Shaade
Girls' Friendly Society Secretary To Hold Conference
Miss Margaret D. Jefferson, field secretary for the Girls' Friendly Society, will hold a regional conference on the society at St. John's Episcopal church Tuesday beginning at 10 am A luncheon is set for 1230 pm and the afternoon meeting at 2 pm Jefferson, a 1931 graduate of Pennsylvania College for Women, has led religious education and club work in New York City and directed Girl Scouts in Pelham New York before taking her current post The society, affiliated with the Episcopal church, is open to girls over five and now numbers about 29000 members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret D. Jefferson
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. John's Episcopal Church
Miss Jefferson
Pennsylvania College For Women
Grace Church
New York City
Yw.ca
Episcopal Students
New York University
Girl Scouts
Pelham
N. Y
Midwest
Episcopal Church
Beta Sigma Phi Dinner Dance at Montrose Hotel
About sixty five couples attended a Beta Sigma Phi dinner dance in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel Saturday evening. Members of Sigma and Lambda chapters wore outfits as guests entered through a red devil’s head with rocky cages at windows. An eleven piece band furnished dancing and group songs. guests included Ida Mc Quin George New land L H Gardner and F W Damour.
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Sigma
Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls
Montrose Hotel
Ida McQuin
George Newland
L. H. Gardner
F. W. Damour
Fern Cherry
Frances Brown
Lucille Barber
Margaret Gould
Thora Herr
Martha Warner
Ethel Evans Circle Plans Desert Luncheon
Ethel Evans circle of the King's Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Paul B. Gard 1738 Maple Drive NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Paul B. Gard
Maple Drive
They To Wed in Paris Both Cook and Ames
Engagement announced for Audrey Ames of Yakima Washington to John Joseph Cook of Washington D C son of Ellen Richardson. Cook long associated with U S Embassy Paris and Moscow while Ames works as feature writer for the European edition of the New York Herald Tribune. The couple depart Yakima January 7 sail New York January 13 to marry in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Ames
A. A. Ames
Yakima
Wash
John Joseph Cook
Ellen Richardson
Washington, D. C
Mr. Cook
Cedar Rapids
J. P. Cook
John Cook
Eighteenth Street
Miss Ames
University of Washington
Delta Gamma Sorority
Mortar Board
University of Vienna
New York Herald Tribune
Paris
France
George Washington University
Air
Moscow
Russia
New York
City Missionary Union Meeting Friday in Trinity Church
The City Missionary Union hosts its annual all day meeting Friday January 22 starting at 9 45 am at Trinity Methodist Church Third Avenue and Fifth Street SW Mrs M K McCleary of Elat Africa brings principal messages A peace play Wooden Soldiers is shown by Mrs LeRoy D Weld and Mrs W E Lichtenstein Luncheon and social hour follow with afternoon session at 1 15 pm Installation of officers conducted by Rev J Renwick McCullough of Westminster Presbyterian Church Women of Westminster present a play Our Great Possession Mrs R R Williamson reads with others listed including Everett E Fisher J A Stolar Ben H Peterson and others Plans include devotions reports and committee work followed by more readings and plays culminating in benediction by Rev Mr Wells
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. McCleary
Elat
Africa
City Missionary Union
Trinity Methodist Church
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
LeRoy D. Weld
W. E. Lichtenstein
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Women
Westminster Church
R. R. Williamson
Everett E. Fisher
J. A. Stolar
Ben H. Peterson
W. J. Barngrover
J. W. van Orsdol
J. S. Skien
C. R. Omundson
Galen T.an
Elton
Vetely
Haydeenreasurer
Jaeon
Gray Phillips
T. Massey
M. Keneye Rey
P. W Jacobson
Kensinger
Olaames E. Waery
Ape Missionary Society
McCleary
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Catherine Petrick
Maude Runkle
Alice Petranek
Paul Clark
Montleur
George H. Cockburn
H. G Heiserman
Germany
E. Roberts
Pacific
Leota Swemn
Spain
Helen Kacena Stark
Lulu Engleman Welty
Guy McKibben
P. W. Davis
John P Mills
Philanthropic
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Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
R. J. Allen
Grandma
Walter Prichard Eaton
Robert Campbell
Charles Shepard
B Harrington
F D Snyder
J. P. Mills
J. E. Ives
Pilgrim Fellowship
Minerva Deel Phian
Jouly
Anne Donnelly
Pearson Reed
I. D Corkery
Rowley
Fifth Avenue SE
Pearson Reed Magnus
Arenue
Viet
Wyoming
West Branch
Beauty Shop
1St Ave. E
Dial
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
Harry Hoffman
Rhea Davis
Lloyd A Gustafson
Methodist
Ladies Aid
John Bryant
H W Scott
Wesleyan Service Guild
Miriam Freer
Abbie Probasco
Maude Parsons
Altar Society
St. John's
Frank Young
Presbyterian
M W Fussell
J B Ringer
F M McGaw
Bertha Swim
Nicholas Knight
Agnes Bartholomew
F. G Brooks
EL Kahir
Women's Auxiliary
Shriners Hospital For
Shrine Temple
W H Workman
C R Nelson
Joe Danziger
Mary Novak
John Sanket
R Mc “Enars
Marian Clark
Thompson
Miss Marian Clark
Rebekah
Star’s Sisters At
Mount Mercy
Don Ameche
State
Lastwell
Mary Jane, Catherine and
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Catherine Ameche
Mount Mercy Academy
St. Berchman’s Seminary
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Dubuque
Catherine
Mary. Jane
Rebecca Alexander
Norman Sutliff
Rebecca Alexander Tent
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Terrace
Alma E. Owens
John Heaton
Aldebaran Court
Ben Hur Life Association
Second Avenue SE
Fidelity Life
Fidelity Life Association
First Avenue E
Woman's Benefit Association No. 26
Star No. 4
D. of H. Protective Association
Mable Woods
Twenty-second Avenue SE
IO O F. Hall
Progressive Circle
Carrie Morcombe
T. Z. Cook
T Z Cook
W R.C
Memorial Hall
Jan Hus
Jan Hus Lodge
I O O F
Odd Fellows
Standard Life
Standard Life Association No 172
Sunshine Circle
Sunshine Circle Lapm
Lena Borschel
Washington Avenue SE
U. C. Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers Ladies Auxiliary No. 36
Helen Fay Townsend
Park Avenue SE
Walter Mott
Jack Maize
Earl Wilson
Praha Rebekah
Sokol Hall
Foresters of America
Court Cedar No
I. O. O. F. Hall
C. R. Lodge
Cedar Rapids Lodge
Mercy Division No. 51
G.I.A
B. of L.E
K. P. Hall
Mary Harper
Grande Avenue
Maud Roth
Typographical Union No. 192
F. Hall
George Peacock
Emil Novotny
Rebekah Lodge
F Hall
Thomas Wildley
St. Mary's Court
Immaculate Conception School
The
Linn
Toway Hive
Maccabees
Cedar
Cedar Auxiliary
Clarence Wheelan
Sixth Avenue SE
Blanche Gray
Margie Rosenberger
Linden Camp No
Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Hugh A Orchard
Andrew Peterson
Star of Maine Circle
Maine Lodge
Kate Wink
Hazel Smith
Rosa Comport
Clarice Bort
Cecelia Schultz
Celia Cozart
Hardendorf
Third Avenue SE
Mr Wells
DP Haldy
Lustre Eveneu
Kitterman
RETEX
Sta-Press
Glover
RCA Victor
Victor
Hilterunner Music Company
First Street