Small Informal Events Highlight Social Calendar This Week
This week brings a birthday dinner hosted by Henry Ristedt for his mother Mrs Ethel Pinney Ristedt at 2662 Country Club Parkway SE with guests including Eugene and Dick Pinney and Miss Charlotte Pinney. Tudor Wilder celebrates his and Mrs Wilder's first wedding anniversary with a pieme luncheon at Forty fifth Street and Mount Vernon Road SE with five guests. Dr Charles S Krause and Mrs Krause will attend a small dinner hosted by T J Whitock at 1845 Fourth Avenue SE with guests A C Stewart and Dr A R Zuereher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ristedt
Ethel Pinney Ristedt
Country Club Parkway SE
Rlstedt
Eugene M. Pinney
Eugene
Charlotte Pinney
Tudor Wilder
Forty-fifth Street
Mount Vernon Road
Wilder
Wallace Darling
Clare R. Marshall
Patricia Burkhalter
Frank J. Gibbons
Charles S. Krause
T. J. Whitock
Fourth Avenue SE
A. C. Stewart
A. R. Zuereher
Mrs Moen and Mrs Lange Host Bridge Luncheon
Mrs E R Moen and Mrs Thomas F Lange hosted a bridge luncheon for their twelve member club at the Commonwealth tea room on Thursday afternoon. House guest Mrs Bert Moen from Moulton joined the gathering after lunch for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Moen
First Avenue E
Thomas F. Lange
Fifth Avenue SE
Bridge Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Bridge
The
Commonwealth
Bert Moen
Moulton
Bridge Luncheon Hosts Visitors at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. Allen Nash entertained her bridge club at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Miss Rachel Scott of Topeka Kansas visiting sister Mrs. Carl K. Linge and Mr. Linge. Ten covered. bridge played at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Nash
Country Club Parkway SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Rachel Scott
Topeka
Kan
Carl K. Linge
Linge
Twenty-third Street Drive
Moon Family Returns From Chicago Trip
Dr and Mrs B J Moon and their children Dick and Susan of 2340 Linden Drive SE returned Wednesday after a short visit in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
Susan
Chicago
Hoblitzells Return From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs A C Hoblitzell of Carlton apartments returned Wednesday from Chicago where they spent several days and visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hoblitzell
Carlton Apartments
Chicago
Mrs Wilson to Travel With Kenneth to California Visit
Mrs Harry Wilson and her youngest son Kenneth depart Thursday evening for San Francisco and Berkeley California to visit her parents Mr and Mrs H C Taylor and her sister in law and brother Mr and Mrs H Thomas McHugh for two months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Kenneth
San Francisco
Berkeley
Calif
Mrs. Wilson
H. C. Taylor
H. Thomas McHugh
Mizpah Circle Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters meets Friday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs L D Krieg 1632 B avenue NW, for the regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Circle of the King’s Daughters
L. D. Krieg
B Avenue NW
Dinner party for Midland Mortgage office girls at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frank C Waples hosted a Tuesday dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country club for the Midland Mortgage company office girls. Nine were guests with bridge to follow at the Waples home. attendees included Mrs Mildred Star man Mrs Peggy Racer and Misses Mary Doorley Vera Fifield Margaret Martin Iona Hill Florence Fulton and Margaret Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Waples
Forest Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Midland Mortgage Company
Bridge
Waples
Mildred Starman
Peggy Racer
Mary Doorley
Vera Fifield
Margaret Martin
Iona Hill
Florence Fulton
Margaret Rasmussen
Current Events Group Luncheon Meets at Cedar Rapids Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club Current Events department held a Wednesday picnic luncheon at the club house. Hostesses were Mrs. F. S. Snyder and Mrs. Charles Earhart. Mrs. C. B. Clark reviewed current events from America Speaks. Leota Swein summarized Rabbi Hillel Silver’s recent speech. Mrs. A. H. Mott spoke on Madame Curie and radium. Supplementary notes were by Mrs. C. C. Moffitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
F. S. Snyder
Charles Earhart
C. B. Clark
America Speaks
American Institute of Public Opinion
Leota Swein
Hillel Silver
A. H. Mott
Marie Curie
C. C. Moffitt
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Meeting Adds New Member
Alpha Ni Delta Mothers Club members held a luncheon Tuesday at Mrs. H. G. Mead's home 2240 B avenue NE. Alumnae guest Mrs. Harold E. Skinner spoke. Mrs. Charles F. Wells, formerly with Alpha Xi Delta at Nebraska Lincoln, was admitted to local membership. Mrs. Thomas Boone helped host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Ni Delta Mothers’ Club
H. G. Mead
B Avenue NE
Harold E. Skinner
Charles F. Wells
Mothers’ Club
Alpha Xi Delta
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Thomas Boone
Anna Kennedy and Raymond Hartsock wed in Oakland
Mr and Mrs E J Kennedy announce the marriage of their daughter Anna Helena Kennedy to Raymond Hartsock on January 15 in Oakland California The Rev J Salwan officiated at St Lawrence Catholic Church Lyle Hartsock attended the couple Anna was employed by Cedar Rapids Cooperative Dairy for eight years prior to her marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kennedy
Anna Helena Kennedy
Raymond Hartsock
Oakland
Calif
J. Salwan
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Lyle Hartsock
McGinnis Couple Returns Home After Vacation
Mr and Mrs R F McGinnis of 2015 A avenue WE returned Wednesday after spending several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. McGinnis
Chicago
Mrs Hembera Honored At McDonald Home Party
Mrs. Thomas McDonald hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at 519 McKinley Street SE to honor Mrs. Frank Hembera formerly Miss Agnes White. Games were played and gifts were presented to the guest of honor. Attending were Mrs. E W Mc Cracken and Misses Mildred Hasek Dorothy Johnstone Donna Kelly Margaret Batten Doris Batten Margaret Holcomb and Edna Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McDonald
McKinley Street
Frank Hembera
Agnes White
Hembera
E. W. Mce Cracken
Mildred Hasek
Dorothy Johnstone
Donna Kelly
Margaret
Doris Batten
Margaret Holcomb
Edna Howard
Beethoven Club Announces Member Auditions
The Beethoven club will hold auditions for prospective members at a meeting on February 24 at 10 am in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. Applicants may call Miss Alma Turcehek at 2-1795 to apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Alma Turcehek
Miss Slavata Returns After Two-Week NYC Visit
Miss Jane Slavata of 1826 First avenue E returned Tuesday evening from New York City where she visited her sisters Mrs S R Jessop and Mrs George Reinfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Slavata
First Avenue E
New York City
S. R. Jessop
George Reinfeld
Louise Leibert circle meeting plans Linn County tea
Seventeen members and a guest attended the Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters meeting at Mrs. Max Burrell’s home. A business session planned the Linn County Founders' Day tea for January 26 at the Montrose hotel. Desserts, devotions, and sewing tea towels for Perkins Hospital followed. Next gathering at Mrs. A. N. Hamiltonson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Siman
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Max Burrell
Fifth Avenue SE
Linn County
Montrose Hotel
Burrell
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
A. N. Hamiston
Nineteenth Street
M. C. C. Club Meats With Dessert Luncheon
Members of the M. C. C. club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Leonard Arduser 1333 C avenue NF for a dessert luncheon. Present were Mesdames H. L. Coats W. T. Evans W. J. Barnaby H. J. Beall P. E. Frink Nettie Sisam and Ida Wright. Miss Luella Stoner was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.C. Club
Leonard Arduser
C Avenue
Mes
H. L. Coats
W. T. Evans
W. J. Barnaby
H. J. Beall
P. E. Frink
Nettie Sisam
Ida Wright
Luella Stoner
Tadeska Camp Fire Meeting At Arthur School
Twelve members of the Tadeska Camp Fire group met Tuesday afternoon at Arthur school. Moving pictures were shown the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadeska
Arthur School
Art Gallery Tea Sunday at Cedar Rapids Public Library
A tea will be held Sunday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock in the Little Gallery of the Cedar Rapids Public Library. The event showcases four groups of prints by living American artists loaned by The Living American Art Incorporated of New York City. Hostesses from the Art Association will pour with Mrs. L. D. Burkhalter, Mrs. Frank Gates and Mrs. Robert S. Cook assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Living American Art Incorporated
New York City
Little Gallery
Public
The
Art Association
L. D. Burkhalter
Frank Gates
Robert S. Cook
Frank C Byers
American Home Group Luncheon and Program
Thirty four members and guests attended a Cedar Rapids Woman's club American Home department meeting at the club house. After a picnic luncheon a program featured a duet by Mrs R Allen and Dr Zon Mae Munger with Miss Matilda Snouffer at the piano, followed by Rev Grant F Anderson of First Baptist church speaking on The Place of the Church Today. Luncheon hostesses were Mrs Mary B Kubicek, Mrs H F Mandell and Mrs Charles Earhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
R. Allen
Zon Mae Munger
Matilda Snouffer
Grant F. Anderson
First Baptist Church
Mary B. Kubicek
H. F. Mandell
Charles Earhart
Mrs. Emery to Broadcast Patriotism Talk on WMT
Mrs. Imogen B. Emery state regent of DAR speaks Friday on WMT from 2 30 to 3 p m on A Living Patriotism. The program is sponsored by the state radio committee of the DAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogen B. Emery
Dar
WMT
State Radio Committee of
Ida Mansfield circle hosts luncheon at Meadowbrook home
Ida Mansfield circle of the Kings Daughters met Tuesday at 2259 Meadowbrook Dr SE with Mrs. Marshall Hall presiding and Mrs. Margaret Wenger leading devotions. The treasurer reported 270 quarts of milk distributed last month and members expanded work to aprons alongside tea towels. Guest Mrs. Robert W. Mann attended. next meeting set for 1932 Fourth Ave SE with Mrs. A J Fleckenstein hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
Marshall Hall
Meadowbrook Drive
E G, Nichols
Philip W. Shive
Hall
Margaret Wenger
Robert W. Mann
A. J. Fleckenstein
Fourth Avenue SE
Committees Named For Hadassah Carnival Dance
Mrs. Raymond Klass chairs Hadassah carnival dance at Pla Mor ballroom Monday evening with a long list of committees. Tickets co chaired by Mrs Maurice Rapaport and Mrs Ted Yarowsky. programs floor refreshments baked foods etc. The party is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Klass
Pla-Mor
Maurice Rapaport
Ted Yarowsky
William Singer
Louis Bugenstein
Jeo Smulekoff
J. Tucker
O. L. Becker
David Rapaport
A. L. Smulekoff
Harry David
A Rapaport
Carl Ettinger
M.J Frankel
Cochairmen
Mes
James A. Rapaport
Sam Estes
Ginsberg
J. Sanders
Jack Yager
Harry Greenberg
Louis Gilman
Louis K. Rosenthal
David Padzewsky
Sam Kozberg
Frank Greenberg
Joseph Kushner
Nathan Greenberg
Harry Rapaport
Bingo
Art Hirsch
Sam Cohn
J. Ginsberg
Tucker
Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Stoneking and Felix Barta
Mrs Felix Barta hosted a Sunday gathering at 139 Wilson Avenue SW to honor Mrs Sue Stoneking and Felix Barta on their birthdays. Games Bunco 500 and pinochle were played with prizes won by Joe Kovacik Ray Roth Lee Gearhart Ernestine Blazck and Paul Kovacik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Barta
Wilson Avenue
Sue Stoneking
Bunco
Joe Kovacik
Ray Roth
Lee Gearhart
Ernestine Blazck
Paul Kovacik
Carl Klima
Nick Schecter
Lee, Jr
Nancy Ann
Ernestine Blazek
Mike Kovacik
Angeline Barta
Ideal Sewing Club Meeting at Miss Wilson Home
The Ideal Sewing club gathered at Miss Virginia Wilson’s home 336 Fourth avenue SW Wednesday evening for sewing and games. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Vera McEachron Martina Rice Genevieve Creighton Helen Lofek Betty Smith and Ruth McLaughlin. The next meeting will be at Miss Rice 827 Tenth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ideal Sewing Club
Virginia Wilson
Fourth Avenue
Vera McEachron
Martina Rice
Genevieve Creighton
Helen Loufek
Betty Smith
Ruth McLaughlin
Miss Rice
Tenth Street
Jolly Eight Club Birthday Party Honors Mrs Kephart
The Jolly Eight club held a Monday evening birthday gathering for Mrs. Fred Kephart at 325 Second Avenue SE. The event featured a 500 prize game with winners Kathryn Kuhn and Hilda Sherman and refreshments later. Attendees included Nellie Oslund Ida Thomas Mae Ehrhardt Helen Millburn Daisy Morningstar Bob Cooper Mary Meredith and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
Fred Kephart
Second Avenue SE
Kathryn Kuhn
Hilda Sherman
Nellie Oslund
Ida Thomas
Mae Ehrhardt
Helen Millburn
Daisy Morningstar
Bob Cooper
Sherman
Kuhn
Kephart
Mary Meredith
Italian Dinner Hosts Bridge Club at Mrs Taylor Home
Mrs Kenneth Taylor hosted a bridge club gathering at 1115 Second Avenue SE with an Italian themed dinner. Florence Reese and Arlene Ortmann won prizes. others present included Bernita Fee Selma Rose Louise Gillis Hilda Hendrickson Norma Detlefs Kathryn Pogge Alicin Blaha Leona Borschel and Mesdames A C Ridge and Vernon Spurrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Taylor
Second Avenue SE
Florence Reese
Arlene Ortmann
Bernita Fee
Selma Rose
Louise Gillis
Hilda Hendrickson
Norma Detlefs
Kathryn Pogge
Alicin Blaha
Leona Borschel
A. C. Ridge
Vernon Spurrier
Netoppew Camp Fire elects new officers at meeting
Georgia Merifield was elected president of the Netoppew Camp Fire group at a Monday afternoon meeting. Other officers include Maxine Woods as vice president Deloris Woods as secretary Jane Washburn as treasurer and Betty Subotnik as scribe. The group plans a special project studying furs and discussed earning birthday honors with guests Twyla Memler and Betty Ruth Konigsmark attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Merifield
Netoppew
Maxine Woods
Deloris Woods
Jane Washburn
Betty Subotnik
Twyla Memler
Betty Ruth Konigsmark
Leonard Wagner Honored On Surprise GoingAway Party
A surprise party was held Tuesday evening for Leonard Wagner of 732 E avenue NW who is soon leaving for Chicago. Those present included Ann Holsinger Mary Pauline Adams Helen Hazel and Bernard Rupperle Donald Zora Jack Curley Maxine Lorraine Bliss Howard Rupperle and Joe Pizardermas of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wagner
E Avenue NW
Chicago
Ann Holsinger
Mary
Pauline Adams
Helen
Hazel
Bernard Rupperle
Donald Zora
Jack Curley
Maxine
Lorraine Bliss
Howard Rupperle
Joe Pizadermas
Marion
E T C Club Meeting At Miss Zavodsky Home
Miss Leota Zavodsky hosted the ET C club on Wednesday evening at 811 Oakland Road NE. Prizes for bridge went to Miss Betty Landa and Miss Dorothy Gray, with Mrs. Francis Hoyt as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Zavodsky
Oakland Road
ET. C. Club
Bridge
Betty Landa
Dorothy Gray
Francis Hoyt
Past Matrons Malta Chapter Elects Officers at Picnic
The Past Matrons Malta Chapter No. 415 held a Wednesday picnic at 1242 Fourth Avenue SE hosted by Mrs. E. J. Buser. New officers elected were Mrs. AE Kannewulf president Mrs. S L Duncan vice president and Mrs. L P Davis secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Jennie Mickel conducted a business meeting and Louise Padley was initiated as junior matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Malta Chapter No
E. J. Buser
Fourth Avenue SE
AE. Kannewulf
S L. Duncan
L. P. Davis
Amelia Blizzard
Jennie Mickel
Louise Padley
Malta
Chapter Meeting Delivers Playlet “Letters”
Lora Mitchell an affiliated matron of Malta chapter presided as officers listed. A program by Mrs A G Kunz Mrs Kannewurf and Mrs Davis followed with the playlet Letters. Twenty five members attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Mitchell
Malta
A.G Kunz
Kannewurf
Davis
Maccabees Card Party Opens Series of 500 Games
The Maccabees held the first card tournament in their lodge rooms on Wednesday evening. Fourteen tables were set for 500. Prizes were awarded to Margaret Beem, Donald Miller, and Isabelle DeLaHunt. Refreshments were provided by Edith McFarlen, Clara Kuns, and Ruth Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Margaret Beem
Donald Miller
Isabelle DeLaHunt
Edith McFarlen
Clara Kuns
Ruth Mayfield
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Moen
Lange
Mrs. Nash
Hoblitzells
California
Mizpah Circle
Mrs. Waples
Alpha XI Delta Mothers’ Club
Anna Kennedy
Ordre Py Torok
Miss Jane 'Slavata
New York
M. C. C. Club
Tadeska Camp Fire
Art Gallery
American Home Group
Mrs. Emery
Hadassah
Mrs. Barta
Lubergers
Avenue SE
Sev Jrury
Mrs. Taylor
Netoppew Camp
E. T. C. Club
Humming Bird Davencrepes
Biltmore
Armstrong
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