Social Affairs Resume at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Social life at the Cedar Rapids Country Club revived after cold spell with members hosting bridge clubs and Dutch treat groups at luncheons. Mrs Edward M Soboda Jr hosted a luncheon for Mrs Robert Sample of Los Angeles among 24 guests. Mr and Mrs Guy E Hillier will host a Friday dinner for eighteen with post dinner at the Hillier home. Mrs Cottingham returned from Des Moines after ten days visit, accompanied home by her son C W Cottingham.
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The
Mercury
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Edward M. Soboda, Jr
Park Avenue SE
Robert Sample
Los Angeles
Miss Mary Burkhalter Hosts Card Club Luncheon
Miss Mary Burkhalter of 808 Third Avenue SE entertained eight members of the Wednesday card club at a luncheon Friday at the Commonwealth tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burkhalter
Third Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Luncheon Highlights Current Topics
Mrs. Susan Dickey and Mrs. C. B. Clark hosted a Wednesday luncheon for Cedar Rapids Woman's club current events department. Mrs. Clark led a general discussion on vital topics and presented a year end resume covering science progress transportation world conflicts and business recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Dickey
C. B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Beulah Annabelle Wilson Birthday Party Held in NE Street Home
Mr and Mrs Meryl Wilson hosted a Tuesday evening party at 1039 Sixteenth Street NE honoring their daughter Beulah Annabelle on her tenth birthday. Guests included Billy Wilson Dorothy Reed Hazel Richey Dorothy Lynott Rebecca Stone Joan Sebern Barbara Thayer Pauline Oliphant and several family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meryl Wilson
Sixteenth Street
Beulah Annabelle
Billy Wilson
Dorothy Reed
Hazel Richey
Dorothy Lynott
Rebecca Stone
Joan Sebern
Barbara Thayer
Pauline
Dorothy Oliphant
J.B. Mason
Clifford
Mason
Ruth
Taylor
Ivan Oliphant
High scorers named in open duplicate bridge event
Mrs A H Hallgren and Mrs W J Neuzil led in section B while Mrs G J Siebke and Mrs Oliver Longueville topped section A at the midweek open duplicate contract bridge game at the Longueville home. Second prizes went to Mrs R J Vorkoper and Mrs M H Wagner in section B and to Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs W M Jayne in section A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hallgren
W J. Neuzil
G. J. Siebke
Oliver Longueville
Longueville
R. J. Vorkoper
M. H. Wagner
S. A. Sanders
W. M. Jayne
McCreary-Lambertsen Wedding at Hammill Home
Alice A. McCreary and Robert W. Lambertsen wed Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the home of T. L. Hammill, 719 Second Avenue SE. Rev. J. J. Gent of First Lutheran officiated, with Helen McCreary and T. L. Hammill in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice A. McCreary
Robert W. Lambertsen
T. L. Hammill
Second Avenue SE
J. J. Gent
First Lutheran Church
Helen McCreary
Luncheon Honors Merritt Miller and Daughter in Evanston Visit
Mrs. George Keyes hosted a luncheon Tuesday honoring Mrs. Merritt Miller of Evanston Illinois and her daughter Joan. The Miller party was guest of Mrs. Miller's mother Mrs. George I. Scott at 413 Seventh Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keyes
Third Avenue
Merritt Miller
Evanston, Ill
Joan
Mozart Club German Polish program at Chamber of Commerce
The Mozart Club will present a German and Polish composers program this Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce. Esther Hronik will lead, Martha Leksa will give notes, and members perform pieces by Beethoven Brahms Schubert and others. An audition for new members occurs the last week in February. inquiries to Miss Josephine Sasheh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Chamber of Commerce
Esther Hronik
Martha Leksa
Batabande
Randel Acqueline
Carberry
Schubert
Patrick
Beethoven Ruth Hemmer
Brahms Marianne
Mateju
Elise
Beethoven Jo Srrine
Mary
Athens
Beethoven Jane ‘Wurster
Beethoven Betty
Ean ‘Stephenson
Bach Richard Fuller
Max Reser
Thleen
Beethoven Barbara Egarlata
Ale
Smetana
Barbara Sehoneka
Reeding Renegianedakis
Chopin
Rebecca Stone
Josephine Sasheh
Kappa Delta Plans February Bridge Party
Kappa Delta sorority members and their mothers planned a bridge party to be held February 14 in the Crystal room of the Mont rose hotel at a luncheon held Wednesday at the Commonwealth tea room. Coral sweet peas and apple green tapers centered the long table where twelve members and twenty mothers were seated. Mothers club members will be assisted by alumnae and patronesses in giving the party. Committee chairmen named to arrange the affair were Mrs Carl Kendall Mrs Lumir Struesky Mrs Frank Williams Jr Miss Frances Norton Miss Dorothy Manchester and Miss Eleanor Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams, Jr
Frances Norton
Dorothy Manchester
Eleanor Kendall
Gamma chapter to hold ten Sunday gathering at adviser home
The Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will hold ten Sunday gatherings at 3 p.m. at the home of sorority adviser Mrs I E Jackson located at 223 Twenty-third Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
I. E. Jackson
Twenty-third Street Drive
P. T. A. Dads' Night at Big Springs Postponed
The Big Springs P. T. A. Dads' night program scheduled for Friday evening at the school has been postponed indefinitely.
Luncheon Honors Mrs E L Mason at St Pauls Church
Members of the general aid society of St Pauls Methodist church hosted a Friday noon luncheon at the church for Mrs E L Mason of Brookvale Colorado. She is visiting in the home of Rev and Mrs A A Brooks at 1328 Third Avenue SE. The afternoon featured special entertainment and a gift from the society. Mrs W E Warren, president, and Mrs B R Abbey, vice president, led the event.
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General Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
E. L. Mason
Brookvale
Colo
General Aid
B. R. Abbey
Hodgson and Hunt Migrate Into Married Life at Cedar Rapids
Miss Rae Hodgson of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Hodgson of Pleasantville and Gerald Hunt of Cedar Rapids son of Mr and Mrs L Hunt of Earlville were united in marriage Thursday at 2 30 pm at the United Presbyterian parsonage by Rev S M Morrow. They were attended by Miss Greta Hodgson of Tama and Don L Hunt of Cedar Rapids. The bride wore a brown crepe dress with brown accessories and corsage of talisman roses and sweet peas. the bridesmaid wore green crepe with black accessories and a corsage of orchids and sweet peas. Mrs Hunt a Pleasantville high school graduate has been employed at Bishops. Mr Hunt a Earlville high school graduate attended Iowa State college and Delta Sigma Phi. he has worked at Bishops for two years. The couple reside at 628 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Hodgson
Cedar Rapids
C. O. Hodgson
Pleasantville
Gerald Hunt
Hodgson
Hunt
Pleasantville High School
Bishop’s
Earlville High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Delta Sigma Phi
Bishop's
First Avenue
L A to B of R card party Saturday at VFW hall
The L A to B of R T will host a card party Saturday at 7 30 p m at the V F W hall over police headquarters Reservations can be made by calling 4617
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L. A
R. T
V. F. W. Hall
Miss Georgia Stock Returns Home After Visit
Miss Georgia Stock of Morrison niece of Mrs. W. A. Jay spent several days at 914 G avenue NW and left for her home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Elaine Stock
Morrison
G Avenue NW
Miss Stock
Jay
West Side Quilting Club Meets With Miss Emma Johnson
The West Side quilting club will meet with Miss Emma Johnson at 720 Third Street SW on Saturday from 1 to 4 pm. Mrs Roy Ellers will host and a picnic luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Quilting Club
Emma Johnson
Third Street
Roy Ellers
Debt Repudiation Seen as Possible Outcome of Spending
Local attorney D. Silliman warned that debt repudiation could become necessary as government debt rises. He cited taxation, inflation, or repudiation as retirement paths and warned against heavy taxation or dishonest inflation. He noted federal, state, and local debt growth and cited Senator Borah on the pace of public debt relative to national wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Silliman
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Silliman
Confederacy
TVA
AAA
Borah
Idaho
United States
Severe Cold Closes School and Delays Mail Routes
Severe cold forced local school to close at noon Wednesday and keep doors shut Thursday. Roads were heavily drifted, making bus routes and star route and rural mail carrier trips impossible.
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Palo
Star
Burns Birthday Celebrated by Cedar Rapids Scottish Society
The Cedar Rapids Scottish Society marked Robert Burns 177th birthday with a dinner program and dance at the Roosevelt hotel. Attendance dipped slightly due to cold weather. Father Campbell spoke on Burns and paid tribute to King George V. Performances included bagpipes, sword and clog dances, Highland fling, hornpipe, Scottish readings, songs, and a grand march led by Miss Gunn and Thomson.
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Robert Burns
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Father Campbell
Grace Episcopal Church
George V of
England
Scotland
George Thomson
Jean Gunn
William Wood
J. M. Dalziel
Walter Workman
Billy Dusek
Federation of Labor Names Permanent Committee Appointments
Federation of Labor committees announced at Thursday night meeting, with attendance cut by cold weather. Appointments approved include Legislative J C Blodgett W B Hassler Harry Billings. Grievance J W Walterick Theodore Neilsen Al Deitrich R V Richter Tony Michalek. Finance Ben Mokress W J Dochterman Arthur Schlichting. Resolutions C B Zimmerman F A Canfield Ed Day. Entertainment Harry Haller A A Miller Earl Stark M B Krueger W A Fields. Label Karl Clendening Harold Bender Frank Hough Jr. Organization Tom McAllen Fred Burwinkel Herman Hurrask Frank Flaherty W F Shadle C J Fakinson. Educational L C Schuknecht Earl Waite Harry Simon. Historian Fred A Canfield. Appointments approved by federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Frank C. Jiruska
J. C. Blodgett
W. B. Hassler
Harry Billings
J. W. Walterick
Theodore Neilsen
al Deitrich
R. V. Richter
Tony Michalek
Ben Mokress
W. J. Dochterman
Arthur Schlichting
C. B. Zimmerman
F. A.,canfield
Ed Day
Harry Haller
A. A. Miller
Earl Stark
M. B. Krueger
W. A. Fields
Karl Clendening
Harold Bender
Frank Hough, Jr
Tom Mc Allen
Fred Burwinkel
Herman Hurrask
Frank Flaherty
W. F. Shadle
C. J. Fa
Easy Ice Box Desserts Daisy Roll Recipe
A retro home recipe describes the Daisy Roll dessert ready to chill before serving. Ingredients include marshmallows sugar light cream walnuts dates and graham crackers with orange rind. Form a roll, refrigerate 24 hours, then garnish with marshmallow daisies and centers from cherries nuts or marshmallows. An offer to order a Home Institute recipe booklet follows.
Funeral services for Mrs Jacob DeWald in Springville
Mrs Jacob DeWald who died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Marion will have funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Beck chapel Springville with Rev R A Badger of the Presbyterian church officiating. Born in Springville in 1864 she married 1883 to Mr De Wald who died last September. Surviving daughters include Mrs Eva Wells Springville Mrs Edna Bowdish Central City Marie Cedar Rapids and Mrs Lacock. She was a Presbyterian member.
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Springville
Jacob DeWald
Loren Lacock
Marion
R. A. Badger
The
Presbyterian Church
de Wald
Eva Wells
Edna Bowdish
Central City
Marie
Cedar Rapids
Lacock
Wheatland Men's Club elects new officers
The Wheatland Men's Club has elected Lawrence Witte as president. Other officers include Vice-President A C Fischer Secretary Clarence Ott and Treasurer Norman Guenther.
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Wheatland
Coe Extension Course Adds Afternoon and Evening Classes
Extension courses at Coe college will offer afternoon and evening classes for the second semester starting in February. Examinations run during the week, with new registrations on Friday and Saturday January 31 and February 1. Courses cover science sociology history commerce and finance government English and Bible with some classes in the afternoon and a history course in Martin. No entrance exams required for noncredit offerings. credit students must be at least 18 with a high school graduation or equivalent. A $1 matriculation fee and $5 per credit tuition apply for first-time registrants. Instructors include Dr Owen Lloyd Morris and Dean C Harve Geiger.
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Coe College
Marton
Owen Lloyd Morris
C. Harve Geiger
Notable Contributors Named in Scientific Panel
A roster lists Prof. A. C. Robbie, Dr. George W. Bryant, Vernon E. Lichtenstein, Prof. Lynn E. Garwood, Dr. Charles T. Hickok, Dr. Walter Newell, Prof. John M. Henry, Dr. Leonard R. Wilson, Prof. Minna Wikoff, Miss Gladys McVay, and Myron L. Koenig as participants in a forthcoming scholarly committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Robbie
George W. Bryant
Vernon .E. Lichtenstein
Lynn E. Garwood
Charles T. Hickok
Walter 3. Newell
John M. Henry
Leonard R. Wilson
Minna Wikoff
Gladys McVay
Myron L. Koenig
S U I Modifies Iowa High School Entrance Rules
Iowa City faculty approve a plan letting graduates from approved four year high schools enter the University of Iowa without condition pending joint approval by Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College. Math would not be required for admission and limits on English history and civics would be relaxed. The ruling could prompt state schools to adjust curricula.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
State University
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Cottingham
Josephine Cottingham
Pleasant Drive
Des Moines
C. W. Cottingham
Miss Burkhalter
Mrs. Keyes
Kappa Deltas Plan
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
P. T. A. Meetings
Big Springs
Dierjjon’s
DIAL
Ellis Blvd
B. OF
West Side Club
Ay Han i
Sghdova
Recaeres
Scottish Society
Burns
Federation of Labor Committees
Home Institute
City and Slate
Kling
Coe
Iowa High School
New York
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