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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1938

Page

13

Dean Gardner Heads Grinnell Women’s College Cohort

Grinnell’s Dean of Women Evelyn Gardner, head of the independent women’s unit on the coeducational campus, describes a lively life with new duties daily. Born in England and educated at Beloit Radcliffe and Columbia, she joined Grinnell four years ago after earlier teaching posts and a banking stint. Gardner serves as coed liaison on college committees and runs a full day of conferences, English classes, and student welfare tasks, while also leading Iowa’s Deans of Women group.

Jrinnell Evelyn Gardner Grinnell Gardner Dean Gardner England Chicago Beloit College Radcliffe Miss Gardner Carleton College Northfield Minn Pomona Claremont Calif College of Emporia Emporia Kaw Columbia University Quad

Postville Socials Highlight Choir Director Sendoff and Club Gatherings

In Postville events, Mrs. H. E. Roberts hosted present and past Community Presbyterian choir members for Mrs. C. C. Dravis’s farewell as director, with prizes won in games by Mrs. F. W. Kiesau and Miss Mabel Ewing. Mrs. Dravis plans to move to New Hampshire on February 1. Socials continued as Mrs. Maude Baily entertained American Legion auxiliary members and plans for February were outlined by Mrs. Ed F. Schroeder. Birthday Club dinner hosted by Mrs. M. C. Deering preceded croquet club gatherings at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Platt and Mrs. E. P. Dunne, with bridge honors to Mesdames George Meier, A. S. Bush and Earl Abernethy at the Meier home. A tea for thirty women was given by Mesdames Meier, Sanders, Horgan and Steele at the Blue Arrow, followed by a pig feast trip to Birmingham for Falbs and kin.

H. E. Roberts C. C. Dravis Community Presbyterian Choir F. W. Kiesau Mabel Ewing M. C. Deering Mark Platt E. P. Dunne George Meier A. S. Bush Earl Abernethy The Blue Arrow Kenneth Sanders J. E. Horgan J. W. Steele Meier John Falb, Jr Kathryn John Falb, Sr Pigett Birmingham

Delphian Society Opens Cedar Rapids Unit with New Course

The national Delphian society will establish a Cedar Rapids unit offering a three year study plan. The first year covers Basic Trends, the second year Creative Thinkers, and the third year Understanding Modern Art. Miss Mina Graft represents the society here and can be reached at 2-4238.

National Delphian Society Cedar Rapids American Council On Education Otis E Randall Brown University Delphian Randall J. B. Botsford Brown Willard Thorp Princeton Artimus Packard Dartmouth

Missionary Doctor in India to Speak at Lutheran Meeting

Dr. Arline M. Beal, physician in charge of Kugler hospital in Gun tur India, on furlough, will address the First Lutheran church women's missionary society Thursday at 2 30 pm at 2011 Washington avenue SE. She oversees a hospital team of eighty with thirty nurses and four doctors, treating over 200 major operations yearly and more than 2 000 inpatients plus 31 000 outpatient visits and 400 births annually. she has served two seven year terms in India.

Arline M. Beal Kugler Hospital Guntur India Women’s Missionary Society First Lutheran Church Chester S. Johnson Washington Avenue SE Beal Lutheran Mission

Oyster supper hosts and wedding shower noted in Millersburg

Millersburg reports Charles Wyant and spouse entertained at an oyster supper Monday night. A miscellaneous shower was held Saturday night at the W King home for Mr and Mrs Orville Heitshusen.

Charles Wyant W. King Orville Heitshusen

Masonville 500 Club Honors Birthday Hostess

Mrs W J Garvey hosted the 500 club on Wednesday afternoon with prizes to Mrs Cliché Evans Mrs Nicena Fergeson and Mrs Agnes Mc Graw Luncheon followed for the group Attendees included Agnes McGraw Isabelle Crane Emma Brown Minnie Evans Ya Slick Nicena Fergesen Pearl Mersch and Arlene Evans Mrs Ashley Fergesen hosted the 500 club and families at her home Wednesday evening in honor of her birthday Five hundred was played A pot luck luncheon was served Cakes were presented to Mrs Fergeson by Mrs W J Garvey and Mrs Archie Brown

W. J. Garvey 500 Club Cliché Evans Nicena Fergeson Agnes McGraw Mesdames Isabelle Crane Emma _ Brown Minnie Evans Ya Slick Nicena Fergesen Pearl Mersch Arlene Evans Ashley Fergesen Archie Brown Fergeson

Woman's Club schedules varied departmental programs

The history and literature department opens with "The American Negro" at 2:30 p.m. at the club home with reviews, papers, songs, and a group of Negro spirituals. Other departments hold picnics, lectures, and meetings through Friday, featuring guest speakers, performances, and sewing sessions.

Toledo Women’s Club Guest Day And Local Notices

Toledo area social items feature the Toledo Women’s Club observing guest day at Mrs. Earl Minard’s home with several members listed on the program. A farewell for Anna Pedersen at the Indian sanatorium is noted, along with a marriage announcement for Howard P. Gould of Chicago and Helen M. Thompson of Des Moines. Additional notes include Sarah Child hosting nine couples, Hale church Ladies Aid January meeting, and Nina Stephenson visiting from Oelwein.

Toledo Women’s Club Earl Minard Hugo Joens Virginia Silver Ella Boyer C. E. Rose Rose Clarence Canelti John Hinegardner J. H. Whittaker Estella Born Harlan Huyck M. R. Thompson Anna Pedersen Canton S. D Jonathan Anthes Howard P. Gould Toledo Chicago Helen M. Thompson Des Moines Harry French Forrest City Sarah Child The Ladies Aid Society Hale Church Esther Zaruba Erma Ahrendsen Mable Phillips Nina Stephenson Oelwein

Vernon Heights Reading Club meets Thursday luncheon

Vernon Heights Reading Club members will gather Thursday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon at Mrs. T. E. Ravenscroft's home 835 Fourth Avenue SE with hostesses Mrs. W A Gauger and Mrs. Philip Palmer assisting.

Vernon Heights Reading Club T. E. Ravenscroft Fourth Avenue SE W. A. Gauger Philip Palmer

P T A Council plans Founders Day program at 2:15 PM

The P T A council meeting at the board of education building will feature a Founders Day program under Mrs. J Gerber and Mrs. Thomas Suchomel. Past-presidents and parent-teacher workers are invited. Edgewood No 1 P T A met Friday night with music by the Girls' Glee Club and a safety talk by Sergeant Day of the Iowa highway patrol. Johnson P T A meets Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the school with Arthur C Deamer speaking. refreshments after the meeting.

J. Gerber Thomas Suchomel P. T. A. Council Board of Education Edgewood No. 1 Girls’ Glee Club Sergeant Day Iowa Highway Patrol Olver Johnson P. T. A Arthur C. Deamer H. C. Ring

Des Moines Pair Formally Engaged for Fall Wedding

Mrs. Carrie S. Van Gordon of Des Moines announces the engagement of her daughter Evelyn to Donald E. Henningsen of Des Moines son of Mr and Mrs Earl Henningsen of 332 Fourteenth street SE. The wedding is planned for the fall.

Carrie S. van Gordon Des Moines Evelyn Donald E. Henningsen Earl Henningsen Fourteenth Street

AAU W Groups To Meet Across Several Study Areas

Several AAU W study groups announce meetings this week. Art crafts meet Monday 7 30 p m at Mrs George Kosek Hawthorne Hill Carroll drive. current literature group Wednesday 2 p m at Mrs Louis Kriz 229 Fifteenth St NW with Mrs Glenn Holm assisting and Madame Curie review by Mrs E W Spence. Creative writing group Wednesday 7 30 p m at Mrs Joseph Kust 219 Highland Dr NW led by Mrs E J Petry. short story study continues. Family relations group Thursday 10 a m at Mrs Donald S Barry 1920 Fourth Ave SE with round table on Marriage and Divorce. Coe College soci ology dept to discuss Feb 24 25 conference. guest day for all AA UW members. Mil ton club annual dinner at Martha Lillick’s Saturday eve with book review by Mrs E Lillick. East Side WCTU meets Tuesday 2 p m at Miss Helen Main 1547 B Ave NE devotions by Mrs C B Hungerford. roll call by Miss Ruth Otto. speaker Miss Elda Kemp Linn county president. yearbooks distributed. union meets first and third Tuesdays. Feb 15 yearbooks review noted in Feb 13 Gazette.

Louis R. Kriz Fifteenth Street NW Glenn Holm E. W. Spence Madame Curie Eve Curie Joseph Kust Highland Drive E. J. Petry Donald S. Barry Fourth Avenue SE Alice B. Salter Coe College East Side Helen Main B Avenue C. B. Hungerford Ruth Otto Elda Kemp Linn County Gazette

Rainbow Girls Install New Officers For 1938

Ruth Jane Hubbard daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Hubbard 1709 Second Avenue SE was installed as worthy adviser of the Order of Rainbow Girls Assembly No 11 at a ceremony Saturday night in Masonic hall. Hubbard recently graduated from Franklin Senior High School. Drinkers and decorations featured nut cup pots of gold and a large rainbow spanning the table. Installings were led by installing worthy adviser Jeanetta Hatfield with Jeanne Puckett Dorothy McLeod Jeanne Rowe and Ruth Esther Morgan assisting. Hubbard received a bouquet from Ruth Ann Hasek. Betty Mae Sommer and Jeanne Cash sang as Hubbard was escorted east. Hubbard’s sister Mary presented colors to the color stations. Beth Gretchen and Mary Hubbard presented gifts. Other officers installed included Jean Killen Patricia Rice Charmion Chapman Diana Brokaw Margaret Mineck Naida Jean Bradley Edna Mae Hardy Elise Ainsworth Jean Hatch Frances Rubins. Color stations named Jean White Virginia Dodds Margaret Sysler Mary Zuercher Theone Larson Evelyn Afflerbaugh Phyllis Wiley. Ruth Bokerney was musician and Dorothy Miller led the choir which featured Kathryn Dennison Roberta Randolph Anna Jean Shallach DeLite May Annabelle Hershey Louise Eikenberry Betty Hemsky Barbara Shonka Carol Chapman Lois Grissel Dorothy Chapin. Dr Hulda Rice was installed as mother adviser.

NISS Ruth Jane Hubbard R. W. Hubbard Second Avenue SE Order of Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 11 Masonic Hall Miss Hubbard Franklin Senior High School Jeanne Puckett Dorothy McLeod Jeanne Rowe Ruth Esther Morgan Ruth Ann Hasek Betty Mae Sommer Jeanne Cash Mary Hubbard Beth Gretchen Jean Killen Patricia Rice Charity Charmion Chapman Diana Brokaw Margaret Mineck Naida Jean Bradley Edna Mae Hardy Elise Ainsworth Jean Hatch Inner Frances Rubins Jean White Virginia Dodds Margaret Sysler Mary Zuercher Theone Larson Evelyn Afflerbaugh Phyllis Wiley Ruth Bokerney Dorothy Miller Kathryn Dennison

D A R to Sponsor Card Party For Scholarship Fund

The D A R junior membership committee of Ashley chapter hosts a benefit card party Monday at the Gas Company office to raise funds for the state scholarship at Tamassee S C for a graduate now attending Iowa State College in Ames Reservations are through Mrs W W Crissman The committee includes many officers and new members and the effort follows the state plan approved at Des Moines last March The scholarship previously awarded to Miss Vivian Freeman supports her studies in home economics and 4 H club work at Iowa State College

Ashley Chapter Tamassee S. C Iowa State College Ames W. W. Crissman A. W. Kyndberg Maxine Boegel Des Moines Imogen B. Emery Iowa Vivian Freeman Miss Freeman

Missionary Union Of City Holds Its 46th Annual Session

The Interdenominational City Missionary Union held its forty sixth annual meeting at First Christian church with 274 societies in the city represented. Mrs T Cuyler Young of Chicago spoke on Islam and Mohammadan religions. Mrs Warner C Danforth reported on interracial understandings from Evanston. new officers were installed and a luncheon prayer preceded afternoon events.

Missionary Union of City City Missionary Union First Christian Church Mac Frick Jay Hesser Amos Scott A. C. Burnell Warner C., Danforth Evanston, Il Johnson Sue Crank Rice Marion Hepner James H. Blackstone Westminster Church Guy P. Linville T. Cuyler Young Chicago Persia

Cedar Rapids Arts and University Events Highlight Week

Events span Cedar Rapids and nearby towns with art exhibits at Cedar Rapids galleries and the public library, plays at local theaters, operas, lectures at Iowa City and Mount Vernon venues, and a Brindley Memorial debate at Cedar Falls. Notable figures include Ruth Page, John D. Craig, and Allen Craig.

Cedar Rapids John D. Craig New State Theater Asia Africa Iowa City Allen Craig Senate Chamber Old Capitol Art Department Junior League of Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Caturney Cornell College New Theater Armstrong Hall of the Iowa City—University John Mason Brown New York University Theater Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Iowa

Mrs Swore Honors Son On Birthday

Mrs. George Swore of 911 Sixth Street SE entertained Saturday afternoon for her son George LeRoy Swore celebrating his first birthday. Guests included Richard and Dolores Sape Margaret Ann Volz and others. Also covered were RN A installation at Parlor City Camp No 1799 with Florence Bridges Nell Sexton as honored guests and multiple officers installed. Luncheon preceded the event and gifts were exchanged with pins and corsages awarded.

George Swore Sixth Street George LeRoy Swore Richard Dolores Sape Margaret Ann_ Volz Buddie Dorothy Alice Esther Smith Pauline and Florence Knottes Jacqueline Minor John Wesley Huston Wilma Edna Jean Hazel Florence Taylor Parlor City Camp No K. P. Hall Florence Bridges Mapleton Nell Sexton Cedar Rapids Stander Chelsea Freida McComas Alma Curtis Rose Feiereisen Celia Burda Oracle Mary Weigle Ida B. Feiereisen Mary Black Recorder Esther Gosnell Wilmena Byrnes Emma Swartzbaugh Inner Sentinel Sarah Martin Outer Sentinel Ann McCurley Graces Anna Jacobs Faith Jennie Gates Courage Cora Haynes Modesty Libbie Nemec Mable Krejci Alice Averill Anna McCurley Clara Avis Caroline McComas Anna Paris

Miss Martha Louise Malkin And Day W Chambers Wed

Mrs. Richard L. Malkin of Chippewa Falls Wis announces the marriage of her daughter Martha Louise to Day Warren Chambers son of Mr and Mrs P J Chambers of Eau Claire. The ceremony was Thursday in Eau Claire at First Presbyterian Church performed by Rev Bergen. The couple will reside in Eau Claire.

Louise Engel Tenth Street Shirley Eaton Ed Splichal Seventeenth Street Dubuque Mrs. Splichal Moline Mr. Splichal Richard L. Malkin Chippewa Falls Wis Martha Louise Warren Chambers P. J. Chambers Eau Claire Bergen First Presbyterian Church Chambers Cedar Rapids C. F. Hilman Third Avenue SE University of Wisconsin Delta Chi Fraternity

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Edutee Neto Yewa Yani Talversit Janice Pitzer Dean Evelyn .Gardner Millersburg Masonville Woman's Club Departments Ben Ogden Fred Meyers Lee Etta Carr Felice Cortez DeFay Clark Mary Johnson George W. Crank American Home Department T. F. Hersh Misa Katherine Timm H. G. Heiserman Henry J. Hromek Frank Gates International Relations Philanthropic Philanthropic Department Health Education Department Health Education Group Dramatic Art Department Verne E. Henton Stella Bachelder Harry Hoyt Frank Huenger George King J. F. Morris Guy McKibben T. H. DeWees Hearing League Board of Directors League For the Hard of Sokol Hall Third Street Edwin Seda Alma Stanek Women’s League OF Voters League of Women Voters Montrose Hotel Philippine Islands Board OF Managers the Home For the William Leefers Ed Roehlk West Side L. T. Arduser C Avenue J. S. Harper Central Park P.T.A. Meetings van Buren Both Party Edgewood No Evelyn van Gordon American Association of University Women George Kosek Hawthorne Hill Carroll Drive Milton Club Martha Lillick E. Lillick Rainbow Girls D.a.r.'s Mr. Williams Linville J. F. Tufts Siam United States Charles F. Edwards LeRoy D. Weld Robert C. Armstrong W. A. Montgomery Alfred W. Meyer D. M. Smith George Newland Mrs. Hembera Donna Kelly Dorothy Johnstone Frank Hembera Miss Johnstone Twenty-first Street Virgil Johnstone Archie White Thomas McDonnell Violet Voigt Johnstone McDonnell White George Bradley Albert Batten Carl Pospisil Thomas P. McDonald, Jr Voigt Lucille Barber Doris Batten Margaret Batten Fern Roberts Dorothy Simon Alma Maass Kathleen Quass Margaret Holcomb Jeanette Kanellis Rita Kutchera Wilna Kutchera Edna Howard Mary Kathryn House Cedar Rapids Art Association Playhouse Ruth Page Chicago Civic Opera Ballet Company Cornell College Bently Stone Ray O. Wyland New York City Boy Scouts of America Roosevelt Hotel Canopus Club Service Club Boy Scouts Crystal Room Ralph Hubbard Elbert Colo Senate Hubbard Elbert Hubbard George R. Davies College of Commerce University of Iowa Iowa Union George H. Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion S. U. S. School of Journalism Eugene Devereaux Cornell College Conservatory of Music Cornell Chapel National Guild of Organists Malnemaatics Valentine Elks’ Club Mrs Parlor City Silver Chain Circle of the King’s Daughters C. H. Mills Higley Avenue SE O. F. Washburn Martha Louise Malkin Day W. Chambers J. C. Lozier John C. Lozier Seventeenth Street SE Monday Shakespeare Club Home For Aged Women Board of Managers For the Home For Aged Women Homer White Twenty Third Street Drive Westwood Community Club Mike Nunn Belmont Parkway Kitterman Retex Sta-Press DIAL
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