Pre Nuptial Events Honor Hortense Low in Fort Madison
Hortense Low of Fort Madison prepares for her February 4 wedding to James G. Horan with a week of rounds in Cedar Rapids. Hosts include Mrs James Kennedy at 416 Twelfth Street SE for a luncheon, and several teas, luncheons, and showers hosted by local families across Cedar Rapids through Saturday morning coffee at Mrs Tousey’s Carlton apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Low
Fort Madison
James G. Horan
Low
Maxine ‘Graham
Horan
Howard A. Horan
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
James Kennedy
Twelfth Street SE
Miss Low
A. J. Coburn, Jr
Twenty-first ‘Street
L. P. Bond‘ Feaux
Sixth Avenue SE
Miss & Low
C. W. Bloomhall
Barbara Bloomhall
Bever Avenue SE
Glenn B. McDonald
B Avenue NE
H. Churleson
Twenty-first Street
R. S. Johnston
Greenwood Drive
Orville H. Tousey
Carlton Apartments
Chapter HJ Members Hear E. J. Bruns
Twenty eight attended a meeting of Chapter HJ of PEO on Monday at 1941 Fourth Avenue SE. E J Bruns city schools art supervisor spoke on Creative Art in the Public Schools and showed examples of work. Hostess was Mrs. Charles Penningroth. assistants were Mrs. E W Richardson and Mrs. F Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Penningroth
Fourth Avenue
E J. Bruns
E W. Richardson
F. Moore
Cedar Rapids Art Association Holds Monday Board Meeting
The annual Cedar Rapids Art Association board meeting takes place Monday at 7 30 p m in the public library gallery. Open to all subscribers, the session will review the current commercial poster exhibit by E McKnight Kauffer before showcasing the permanent collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Art Association
E McKnight Kauffer
Wy oming Couple Entertains Invited Guests for Dinner
Dr and Mrs Joe Hagen of Wyoming hosted a multiple couple dinner Tuesday night. Invited guests included Dr and Mrs J T Grayston Dr and Mrs Charles S Krause Dr and Mrs Arthur W Erskine and Mr and Mrs Harold R Trewin, all of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hagen
Wyoming
J T Grayston
Charlies S Krause
Arthur W. Erskine
Harold R. Trewin
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Mabon Heads to California for Visit with Teeters
Mrs. B. A. Mabon of 1824 Blake boulevard SE travels to California for a stay through April. She will visit her daughter Mrs. Harry Teeter and son in law Mr. Teeter in Hollywood and stop in Fresno and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A Mabon
Blake Boulevard
California
Harry Teeter
Teeter
Hollywood
Fresno
San Francisco
Luncheon Honored Guest Complimented by Cincinnati Visitor
Entertaining friends at luncheon at her home Mrs. Arthur Poe hosted a guest from Cincinnati Mrs. C Frederic Luberger in the home of Miss Charlotte Pinney at 519 Indian road SE Tuesday on Twenty-seventh street drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Poe
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
C. Frederic Luberger
Cincinnati
Charlotte Pinney
Indian Road
Mrs Wodtke Hosts Chapter I P E O Meeting
Twenty attended the P E O Chapter II gathering at Mrs G M Wodtke's home 324 Crescent Street SE Monday afternoon. Dessert luncheon was served with Mrs H C Burleson assisting. The program studied China and Japan with a panel including Mrs Wodtke Mrs James E Patterson Mrs Joseph Stenner and Mrs G L Krabbenhoff on philosophy and religion of the two nations. Mrs Moray L Eby of Chapter FO was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E O
G M Wodtke
Crescent Street
H. C Burleson
China
Japan
Wodtke
James E. Patterson
Joseph Stenner
G. L. Krabbenhoff
Moray L. Eby
Chapter FO
Evanses Host Dinner and Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs Renald P Evans invite guests to their Meadowbrook drive SE home for a Tuesday dinner for eight. After dining, attendees will be entertained at bridge in the residence setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renald P Evans
Meadowbrook Drive
Bridge
Mrs Lurton H Stubbs Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Lurton H Stubbs of 358 Woodland Drive SE will entertain members of her bridge club with a luncheon at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Covers will be laid for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Bridge Club
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Ford Stewart Evanston
Word is received of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ford Stewart of Evanston formerly of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Stewart
Evanston
Merly
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Hugh W White Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Hugh W White entertained eight members of her bridge club Tuesday at her Meadowbrook Drive SE home. Luncheon was served to guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. White
Hugh W. White
Meadowbrook Drive
Graduation party honors couples at Pla Mor ballroom
About fifty couples attended the graduation party sponsored by Betty Sindahl and Bob McBride at Pla Mor ballroom Monday eve ning. The evening featured singing by Betty Jo Belknap Maxine Shipton Evelyn Wenke a comic skit by Larry Goldberg a broom dance and a whistle dance. Jack Walters James Corwin and Larry Goldberg led group singing the Franklin Song and the grand march was led by Miss Lindahl and Albert Eddy directed by H J Sindahl. Mr and Mrs W W Boardman and Mr and Mrs H J Sindahl were chaperons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sindahl
Bob McBride
Pla-Mor Ballroom
Betty Jo Belknap
Maxine Shipton
Mar
Evelyn Wenke
Annie
Larry Goldberg
Jack Walters
James Corwin
Franklin
Lindahl
Albert Eddy
H J Sindahl
W. W. Boardman
H. J. Sindahl
Birthday party honors Clare Russell at 1311 Third Street NW
Mrs. Wesley Blood hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday event for her son Clare Russell at 1311 Third Street NW. Guests included Bobby Malley Bobby Willams Donald Ennas Jimmy Fitzgerald Carl Carmell Janet Davis Jean Davis Mrs. Pat Davis Mrs. Raymond Johnson and Mrs. Grace Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Blood
Third Street
Clare Russell
Bobby Malley
Bobby Willams
Donald Ennas
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Carl Carmell
Janet Davis
Jean Davis
Pat Davis
Raymond Johnson
Grace Blood
Rose Eileen Savage
Lucian Savage
Havenne
Carol Keith
Mary Joan Keith
Ola Mae Waggener
Shirley Schermerhorn
Adeline
Rosetta Schermerhorn
Irma Jean Jensen
Wanda Jensen
Donald Entas
Patty Joan Entas
Bobby
Billy Rhodes
Ata Ann Bain
Donald Blood
Roy Dickinson
Shirley Williams
Loretta
Barbara
Donald
Dorothy Savage
Cultus Club Has Evening With Mrs Patrick At Park Avenue
Mrs. O. H. Patrick entertained Cultus club members at 1700 Park avenue SE. Mrs. George Baumgartner reviewed The Yearling by Marjorie K. Rawlings, with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. R. E. Heal. Guests included Mrs. Grant F. Anderson and Mrs. R. E. Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Patrick
Park Avenue SE
Cultus Club
George Baumgartner
Marjorie K. Rawlings
R. E. Heal
Grant F. Anderson
R. E. Mullen
A A A W International Relations Meeting Date Change
The A A A W international relations group will meet Thursday at 9 30 a m at the home of Mrs H C Ring 2508 Bever avenue SE replacing the earlier plan to meet with Mrs George Kosek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. A. W. International Relations Group
H. C. Ring
Bever Avenue SE
George Kosek
Roosevelt P T A Meeting Guest Speaker Dr Oberman
The Roosevelt P T A will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium. Dr C E Oberman head of the University of Iowa speech department will be guest speaker. A social hour will follow. All community members and friends are invited.
Professor Bush discusses fascism and learning from history
Prof Stephen H Bush head of Romance languages at the University of Iowa spoke on Have We Anything to Learn from Fascism before 140 Cedar Rapids Woman's Club members in the Montrose Hotel. He warned against obeying a single dictator, urged focus on equitable distribution of work and wealth, and criticized Hitler's use of “business efficiency” to seize power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Russia
Stephen H. Bush
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Bush
A. H. Mott
Leota Swem
Egypt
U. S
United States
America
France
England
Hitler
Prof. Bush
H. M. Holte
Frank V. Orr
H. C Ring
Civic
General Club
Frank C. Byers
Elmer A. Johnson
John R Gardner
Iowa General Assembly
Iowa
Swemn
Warren A. Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Alumnae to Meet Tuesday at Mrs Kohl Residence
Mrs. Otto A. Kohl and Mrs. W. T. McConnell host Alpha Chi Omega alumnae gathering Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 1730 Third Avenue SE, the Kohl home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto A. Kohl
W. T. McConnell
Alpha Chi Omega
Kohl
Third Avenue SE
Libbie Worden Circle Tea Honored at Bethany Church
The Ella Swan circle of Bethany Congregational honored the Libbie Worden circle at a tea in the church parlors on Friday evening. Miss Leola Zavodsky led the program with remarks by Mrs. Jack Sayers and responses from Mrs. Melvin Lust and Mrs. George Hiland. A musical number by Mrs. Alex Hofferber preceded a review of the book All This and Heaven Too by Lois Metcalf, and Libbie Worden gave a short talk. The event closed with the one act play The Lamp Went Out performed by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Swan
Bethany Congregational Church
Libbie Worden
Ladies Aid and Friends
Leola Zavodsky
Jack Sayers
Melvin Lust
George Hiland
Alex Hofferber
Heaven Too
Lois Metcalf
Blair Bashore
Roy Mittan
Ha Toomer
Hickok Speaks on Affairs in Europe at GM Meeting
Dr Charles T Hickok of Coe College addressed Chapter GM of PEO on Affairs in Europe at Mrs Richard H Buresh home 1409 Second Ave SE Monday night. He gave a comprehensive review of problems facing European countries current. Miss Hattie Cook assisted. nineteen members attended including Miss Elizabeth Roberts now of Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hickok
Coe College
Europe
Richard H. Buresh
Second Avenue SE
Hickok
Hattie Cook
Elizabeth Roberts
Corydon
Chapter IF hears Cottey College plans
Mrs Richard Greenawalt discussed the activities of Cottey College before members of chapter IF of P E O Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Kenneth Ottsen 2512 C avenue NE The college is sponsored by P E O Mrs Bernard R Condiff of chapter V Des Moines was a guest Mrs William P Whipple presided at the tea service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Greenawalt
Cottey College
Chapter IF
Kenneth Ottsen
C Avenue
Bernard R. Condiff
Chapter V
Des Moines
William P. Whipple
Piano Recital by Miss Roberta Lubbock at University
Miss Roberta Lubbock daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Lubbock of 914 B avenue NW and a student at the University of Iowa will give a piano recital at 7 30 p m Wednesday in North Music hall on the campus Assisting is Dr Philip Greeley Clapp head of the music department Lubbock will perform Mozart concerto in A major and Chopin Etude Op 10 No 3 Nocturne Op 15 No 2 and Beethoven Sonata Op 27 No 2 with Dr Clapp playing the second piano part
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lubbock
R. T. Lubbock
University of Iowa
North Music Hall
Miss Lubbock
Gamma Chapter
Phi Beta
Philip Greeley Clapp
Chopin
Beethoven
Clapp
Catholic Book Club Meets for Dessert Luncheon
The Catholic Book club gathers with Mrs. W. H Buck at 2015 Fourth Avenue SE on Wednesday at 1 15 pm. Mrs. Pearson Reed reviews Mascot For Uncle by A. J. Cronin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Book Club
W. H Buck
Fourth Avenue SE
Pearson Reed
A. J. Cronin
Chi Omega Mothers Club Luncheon Planned at Sorority Rooms
The Chi Omega Mothers club meets Thursday at 1 p.m. in the sorority rooms at 1263 First Avenue E for a luncheon. Hostesses are Mrs K R Farquhar, Mrs Joan Mehegan and Mrs R G Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Mothers Club
First Avenue E
K. R. Farquhar
Joan Mehegan
R. G Austin
Rosary Society Dancing Party at St Patrick's School
Unit No 1 Rosary society of St Patrick church will entertain at a dancing party Wednesday night in the school auditorium. Dancing will start at 830 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosary Society of
Junior Hadassah Meeting Planned in J Y P L Club Room
Junior Hadassah will meet Wednesday evening in the J. Y. P. L. club room. Members are to discuss upcoming events and volunteer work in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
J. Y. P. L. Club
Osborne McConathy Named Guest Conductor for School Fest
Osbourne McConathy of New York City was approved by the school board on Monday as guest conductor for a public school music festival to be held in May, replacing participation in the state festival. He is an author and editor of music education works and has directed music in Louisville and Chelsea schools and led Northwestern University public school music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osbourne McConathy
New York City
McConathy
Louisville
Chelsea
Mass
Northwestern University
Evanston
North Shore Music Festival
Northwestern
Briefly Popular At Expense Of Her Reputation
Sadie was once the most popular girl, with many dates and presence at top spots. Now she’s shunned and teased, while former wallflowers gain, leaving her lonely. The advice suggests self-improvement, friendliness, and asking friends for double dates to regain genuine popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Miss Manners
Blue Sue
Dear Miss Manners on Tardy Dates
Mimi advises discussing his habitual lateness. She notes it is an easy habit to break and suggests that arriving on time and proving reliability could prompt quicker punctuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Mimi
Iowa Mutual Liability Co reelected officers and assets rise
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance directors reelected Tuesday. Officers include John Hanson president and R D Taylor vice president. Mills remains secretary and general manager. Assets now total 1 750 000 with premium volume over 1 509 000. Company licensed in 11 states with operations in eight. Agents convention planned in Cedar Rapids February 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
John Hanson
Waterloo
R. D. Taylor
Ray J. Mills
S. E. Coquillette
Mills
Mr. Hanson
Taylor
Coquillette
A. E Chase
Sutherland Dows
David E. Beardsley
Wilson appoints three relief board directors
Gov George A Wilson filled three vacancies on the Iowa emergency relief administration board. He named Fred Hagerman of Waverly W S Rupe of Ames and Ralph Kittinger of Des Moines to the 12 member board. Rupe is an Ames publisher and Kittinger is former executive secretary of the relief commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George A Wilson
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
Fred Hagerman
Waverly
W. S. Rupe
Ames
Ralph Kittinger
Rupe
Kittinger
Relief Commission
Oldest Iowa graduate Lydia Bowerman dies at 93
Lydia Hoag Bowerman, 93, oldest living University of Iowa graduate and mother of former Oregon Gov. Jay Bowerman, died in Salem after a long illness. Her Iowa class was 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Lydia Hoag Bowerman
University of Iowa
Jay Bowerman
Oregon
Iowa
City Briefs And Personals In Short Form
Chicken cafeteria supper advertised at First Evangelical church on Wednesday. Mrs Edith Rickard of Cleveland Ohio a relative of the late Rosa B Hicks returned home after weekend visit with Mrs Nelle Heft 405 Eighth Street SE. Kenwood Presbyterian announces a chicken supper on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Edith Rickard
Cleveland, O
Rosa B. Hicks
Rickard
Nelle Heft
Eighth Street
Wooleyhan Elected Theta Xi President at Iowa
Alfred Wooleyhan age 19 son of Mr and Mrs J C Wooleyhan of 2327 Fifth avenue SE was chosen president of Theta Xi engineering fraternity at the University of Iowa. He is a junior in the College of Engineering. Dr J P Van Horn St Luke's hospital superintendent will attend a hospital administrators institute at the University of Minnesota returning Saturday. Arthur Deamer Cedar Rapids public schools superintendent will address a luncheon meeting on how education is provided for handicapped children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wooleyhan
J. C. Wooleyhan
Fifth Avenue SE
Theta Xi
University of Iowa
College of Engineering
J. P. van Horn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Arthur Deamer
Cedar Rapids
Council of Social Agencies Meeting Friday at YMCA
The Council of Social Agencies will meet Friday at noon in the YMCA cafeteria. The YMCA Camera club will gather tonight at 7 30 inviting fans to bring their cameras for a portrait lighting demonstration by Milton Snyder of Killian's studio. Dick Benish will discuss cameras and camera parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Social Agencies
Y. M. C. A. Camera Club
Milton Snyder
Killian
Dick Benish
Regional Iowa Tavern Owners Meeting on Legislation
A special regional meeting of the Iowa Tavern Owners Association will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Sokol hall to discuss legislation to be presented to the 48th General Assembly in Des Moines. Class B permit holders only may attend. A. O. Zahradnik state president A. G. Pott state secretary treasurer and Fred King state organization director will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Tavern Owners’ Association
Sokol Hall
48Th General Assembly
Des Moines
A. O. Zahradnik
A. G. Pott
Fred King
School Contract Awarded for New Hampton High
The New Hampton board of education on Monday night approved a general contract for constructing a high school to R. A. Stolz Construction Co. of New Hampton. The bid totaled $97,658 and requires approval from the regional PWA office in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Hampton
Board of Education
R. A. Stolz Construction Company
PWA
Omaha
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Hortense
E. J. Bruns
ART Association Board
Mrs. Mabon
Mrs. Poe
Frederick Luberger
Erey
Martin's
Coats
Martin
Mrs. Wodtke
Renald Evans
Mrs. Stubbs
Ford Stewarts
Mrs. Blood
Son
Mrs. Patrick
A. A. U. W. Group
Mrs. Ring
P.T.A. Meetings
Abbott's
Parke-Davis
Squibb
Luilly and
White
Richards College Pharmacy
Ella Swan Circle
Tammy Jtt
DR. Hickok
Lubbock
Iowa City
Rose Savage
CHI Omega Mothers
Junior Hadassah
Osborne McConathy
Mary Manners
Iowa Mutual Liability Co
Wilson
Relief Board
U. of Iowa
Dows
Kenwood Presyterian
Lady Laurene Rose Diehl
Floor
Forstmann
Julliard
Armstrong
New York
Cedar Rapids’ Fashion Center
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